William Kay Carter # 44716 - Attorney Licensee Search

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William Kay Carter #44716

License Status: Not Eligible to Practice Law

Address: 530 Veteran Ave #203, Los Angeles, CA 90024

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License Status, Disciplinary and Administrative History

The table below shows an attorney’s license status changes and disciplinary actions. Some administrative suspensions and administrative inactive enrollments are not displayed below, subject to the State Bar’s policy on removal of administrative actions.

Date License Status  Discipline  Administrative Action 
Present Not eligible to practice law in CA    
7/1/1991 Not eligible to practice law in CA   Suspended, failed to pass Prof.Resp.Exam 87-C-15716
6/15/1990 Not eligible to practice law in CA   Discipline w/actual suspension
1/6/1979 Not eligible to practice law in CA   Interim suspension after conviction
10/18/1973 Not eligible to practice law in CA   Suspended, failed to pay fees  
7/18/1969 Admitted to the State Bar of California

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