WYOMING SUPREME COURT CENSURES GILLETTE ATTORNEY

CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Supreme Court has issued an order of public censure of Gillette attorney Corrie Lynn Lamb. The order stems from Lamb’s conduct in failing to appear at multiple hearings as well as other violations of Wyoming Rule of Professional Conduct 1.3, which requires that attorneys act with reasonable diligence and promptness in representing a client. Following Bar Counsel’s investigation of reports received from a number of Gillette judges, the parties reached a stipulation that Lamb had committed multiple violations of her obligation of diligence and agreed that a public censure was the appropriate sanction for such conduct. The parties’ stipulated resolution was approved by the Board of Professional Responsibility (BPR) of the Wyoming State Bar and was submitted to the Wyoming Supreme Court. In adopting the BPR’s recommendation for a public censure, the Court ordered Lamb to pay an administrative fee of $750.00 and costs in the amount of $50.00 to the Wyoming State Bar.

Order of Public Censure

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