Indiana News

State Disbars Lawyer Who Practiced While Suspended

INDIANAPOLIS (AP): The Indiana Supreme Court has disbarred an attorney it says  practiced law while suspended. Christopher Haigh was suspended in 2008  due to his alleged sexual intimacy with two teenagers on a team he  coached. A court order says Haigh practiced law in Illinois even though  Indiana, federal courts and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office also  had suspended him.

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