Attorney Discipline Records

Most of New York's licensed attorneys never face discipline. But when a lawyer is disbarred, suspended, or resigns while under investigation, that outcome becomes part of the public record. This page compiles those records from the New York State Office of Court Administration attorney-registration database, cross-referenced against Consumer Financial Protection Bureau complaint data (debt-collection, mortgage, and lending disputes are where attorney misconduct most often surfaces). Each entry reflects the bar's formal disposition: a recorded finding, not an allegation. See ourmethodology for how we source and verify every figure.

Consumer Complaint Context (CFPB)

Beyond bar discipline, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau tracks consumer complaints about debt collection, mortgage, and lending issues, common areas where attorney misconduct surfaces.

50,212
NY Debt Collection Complaints
26,543
NY Mortgage Complaints
1,042,199
National Debt Collection Complaints

Top NY Debt Collection Issues

  1. 1. Attempts to collect debt not owed 19,773
  2. 2. Written notification about debt 10,490
  3. 3. False statements or representation 4,464
  4. 4. Took or threatened to take negative or legal action 4,438
  5. 5. Communication tactics 3,782

Data through 2026-03-25. Source: CFPB Consumer Complaint Database.

Showing 7,501–7,550 of 21,141 suspended attorneys

Name Status
Kyle Caldwell Harmon Suspended, delinquent
Leonard E. Harmon Suspended, delinquent
Mary Harmon Suspended, delinquent
Nancy Toby Harmon Suspended, delinquent
Robert Foster Harmon Jr. Suspended, delinquent
Brian Gerard Harms Suspended, delinquent
Carol Renton Harney Suspended, delinquent
Paul G. Harnisch Suspended, delinquent
Anne Cunningham Harper Suspended, delinquent
Bret Matthew Harper Suspended, delinquent
Jake Harper Suspended, delinquent
Jesse Seongwon Harper Suspended, currently registered
John William Harper Suspended, delinquent
Matthew Paul Harper Suspended, currently registered
Nicholas Skelly Harper Suspended, delinquent
Ryan Matthew Harper Suspended, delinquent
William Clark Harrell Suspended, delinquent
Erika Monique Harriford-Mclaren Suspended, delinquent
Sarah Jane Harrigan Suspended, delinquent
Charles Joseph Harriman Suspended, delinquent
Alexandra Raymonde Harrington Suspended, delinquent
Gerald Thomas Harrington Suspended, delinquent
John Herbert Harrington Suspended, due to reregister
John Ray Harrington Suspended, currently registered
Alexandria Gray Harris Suspended, currently registered
Andrew Mark Harris Suspended, currently registered
Ashley Anastasia Harris Suspended, delinquent
Carole Casey Harris Suspended, currently registered
Debra Leibowitz Harris Suspended, delinquent
Donna Michele Harris Suspended, delinquent
Donna Marie Harris Suspended, delinquent
Gregory L. Harris Suspended, delinquent
Harold Stephen Harris Suspended, delinquent
James Christensen Harris Suspended, delinquent
Lori E. Harris Suspended, delinquent
Mark Andrew Harris Suspended, delinquent
Monica Reba Harris Suspended, delinquent
Monica Santana Harris Suspended, currently registered
Morgan Alicia Harris Suspended, delinquent
Nicole Bess Harris Suspended, due to reregister
Patty Harris Suspended, currently registered
Roger Lee Harris Jr Suspended, delinquent
Teresa Camille Harris Suspended, delinquent
Thomas Christopher Harris Suspended, delinquent
Tatarsha Harris-Bull Suspended, delinquent
Amani Sunday Harrison Suspended, currently registered
Colin Michael Harrison Suspended, delinquent
James Longmire Harrison Suspended, delinquent
Lisa Marie Harrison Suspended, delinquent
Melissa Harrison Suspended, delinquent

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from public state bar records. Discipline status reflects the state bar's records at the time of data collection. PlainAttorney does not provide legal advice. Always verify attorney credentials directly with the relevant state bar.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean when an attorney is disbarred?

Disbarment is the most severe disciplinary action a state bar can take. A disbarred attorney has had their license to practice law permanently revoked, typically due to serious ethical violations, criminal conduct, or repeated misconduct. There are currently 2,178 disbarred attorneys in our records.

How many attorneys have discipline records?

PlainAttorney tracks 24,037 attorneys with discipline records, including 2,178 disbarred, 21,141 suspended, and 718 who resigned while facing discipline. This data comes from public state bar records.

Can a disbarred attorney practice law?

No. A disbarred attorney cannot legally practice law. In some states, a disbarred attorney may petition for reinstatement after a waiting period (typically 5-7 years), but reinstatement is not guaranteed and requires demonstrating rehabilitation and fitness to practice.

Where does this discipline data come from?

All discipline data is sourced from public state bar registration records. These are official records maintained by state bar associations and courts. Data is updated quarterly. For the most current status, consult the relevant state bar directly.