A pending disciplinary case against Lafayette attorneys Kevin Stockstill and Daniel J. Stanford could have serious implications for their practices – and send a strong message to criminal defense attorneys across the state.
Two Lafayette attorneys are facing a potential year-long suspension from practicing law over charges of professional misconduct dating back to a case they handled almost five years ago. The attorneys, J. Kevin Stockstill and Daniel J. Stanford, have continued their local criminal defense practices as the case against them makes its methodical way through the attorney disciplinary system. Stockstill represents former Ascension Episcopal School counselor Allison Hargrave in a high-profile case tied to the 39-year-old psychiatrist’s alleged sexual relationship with a 14-year-old female student.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010 Written by Cherry Fisher May
After three years as a monthly supplement to The Independent Weekly, Acadiana Business stands on its own. Welcome to ABiz.
The launch of a new or a redesigned publication is one of the most challenging ventures for any newspaper staff, but ours has handled the rebirth of Acadiana Business — now rebranded ABiz — without breaking a sweat...
Thinking of making a major purchase? You might want to wait till the first weekend in August, when you can forgo the 4-cent state sales tax on the first $2,500 you spend.
The Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce is bringing its Energy Division back into its programming, promoting and protecting not only the oil and gas industry but also now encouraging the development of alternative sources of energy.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has expanded the scope of its Medicare billing investigation, bringing Lafayette-based LHC Group under scrutiny and sending its stock falling again.