An attorney was suspended for three months by the Kansas Supreme Court for, among other things, failing to obtain a login name and password to comply with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court's e-filing requirements.1
The respondent-attorney attempted to file a bankruptcy case by submitting paper pleadings rather than e-filing. The bankruptcy court sent Respondent an order advising that petitions and other pleadings must be filed electronically. The court ordered Respondent to attend the required training, pass the examination, and obtain a login name and password within 30 days. Respondent failed to comply with the order.
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