Jeanne M. Vanim-Botting (2009)

practice of law; by the court and of Attorney Vanim-Botting's suspension from the a. notify all employees of Attorney Vanim-Botting of her appointment

take the following actions: interests of Attorney Vanim-Botting's clients. Attorney Froburg is ordered to files and accounts, and to take such action as is necessary to protect the' fiduciary accounts of Attorney Vanim-Botting, to make an inventory of such appointed to take immediate possession of the client files and trust and other Pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 37(17), Attorney Alethea L. Froburg is

to file an answer to the petition. no further hearing shall be required if Attorney Vanim-Botting fails suspension from the practice of law shall be deemed admitted and (c). The allegations of the assented-to petition for three-year within 30 days after service of the petition. See Rule 37(16)(a) and 3. Attorney Vanim-Botting shall file an answer to the PCC's petition

requested. Vanim-Botting by first class mail and certified mail, return receipt suspension from the practice of law shall be served on Attorney 2. Copies of this order and of the assented-to petition for three-year

from the date of service why the suspension should be lifted. Attorney Vanim-Botting may show cause on or before ten days practice of law in New Hampshire until further order of this court. 1. Jeanne M. Vanim-Botting is immediately suspended from the

profession. See Rule 37(16)(f). Accordingly, it is hereby ordered: necessary to protect the public and to preserve the integrity of the legal Attorney Vanim-Botting's immediate suspension from the practice of law is profession. Based on the allegations of the PCC's petition, the court finds that for the protection of the public and the preservation of the integrity of the legal suspend an attorney from the practice of law if it deems suspension necessary Attorney Jeanne M. Vanim-Botting. Rule 37(16)(f) authorizes the court to an assented-to petition for three-year suspension from the practice of law of.--- ~ On December 8, 2009, the Professional Conduct Committee (PCC) filed b LD-2009-0012, In the Matter of.Jeanne M. Vanim-Bottjng

File Professional Conduct Committee NH Bar Association x4 Sherri Kluesener, Supreme Court Alethea 1. Froburg, Esq. Jeanne Vanim-Botting, Esq. Landya B. McCafferty, Esq. Margaret H. Nelson, Esq. Distribution:

DATE: December 14, p. 2 2009

Broderick, C.J., and Dalianis, Duggan, Hicks and Conboy, JJ., concurred.

unless otherwise ordered by the court. Froburg, in the first instance, to be reimbursed by Attorney Vanim-Botting The Committee on Professional Conduct shall pay the fees of Attorney

Attorney Vanim-Botting's clients. what further actions should be taken to protect the interests of her actions taken under this order and a recommendation as to the court on or before February 1 p. 2 2, 2010, together with a report of and other fiduciary accounts, and file a copy of the inventory with e. make an inventory of Attorney Vanim-Botting's client files and trust

the services of other lawyers of their choice; and preserve their legal rights and advising them that they should obtain which appears to be required in the immediate future in order to receipt requested, of her suspension, informing them of any action d. notify Attorney Vanim-Botting's clients by certified mail, return

the clients; take such actions as she deems necessary to protect the interests of c. review any client files that Attorney Vanim-Botting maintained, and

appoin tmen t; held of Attorney Vanim-Botting's suspension and of her accounts and operating accounts of Attorney Vanim-Botting are b. notify all banks and other entities where any trust or fiduciary