Respondent procrastinated until Stemm could no longer tolerate the situation. Respondent also admitted that he failed to prepare the wills for the other clients. In re Billewicz, No. 94-019, slip op. In this case, the neglect occurred when respondent lost both his associates simultaneously. Respondent's rudeness to his client on the telephone, alone, does not rise to such a level as to adversely reflect upon his fitness to practice law.
Reprimand is generally appropriate when a lawyer . . .
In re Billewicz, slip op.