Poor articles
"It wasn't a mere violation of professional conduct rules. It was criminal. If you are breaking the speed limit and an officer gives you a warning instead of a ticket does that mean it was not illegal? No. Try speeding again with him watching. Shapiro was judged by our legal process and legally punished and if he tried to do it again could go to jail. Criminal despictable lies legally punished in two states that  destroyed victims chances of a fair settlement and resulted in an internationally condemned fraud to lose his livelihood that consisted of cheating innocents. Balance some milktoast version with that. My version is neutral.  "
This sounds like a vendetta.  IN fact, this attorney was not disbarred, but suspended.  And, it was not criminal.  Before you start creating articles to blast someone - anyone, I don't care how reprehensible you think he is- you should consider what the ramifications might be.  I don't care about this article anymore, but it is abundantly clear that some not only care, but are willing to write articles for the sole purpose of bashing - not for any real content or information purposes.  That was clear when this article was recreated even before the deletion review was completed.  I regret ever have been involved with this, but it sure did open my eyes about WIkipedia.