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Rule 4

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rule:4
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Rule 4
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Supreme Court of Missouri / Jan 23, 2026

In re: Brian Todd Goldstein, Respondent.

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Citation: Rule 4

The Missouri Supreme Court found that attorney Brian Todd Goldstein violated professional conduct rules by mishandling client funds and engaging in dishonest conduct, including taking clients without informing his law firm, misrepresenting trust account practices, and misappropriating over $585,000 from more than 100 clients. The Court ordered Goldstein disbarred based on violations of rules governing safekeeping of property and dishonest conduct.

Supreme Court of Missouri / Jan 13, 2026

In re: Mark W. Arensberg, Respondent.

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Citation: Rule 4

Attorney Arensberg was disciplined for knowingly drafting fraudulent loan documents to diminish a client's son's marital estate during divorce proceedings. Rather than the agreed-upon reprimand, the court imposed an indefinite suspension with a six-month waiting period for reinstatement, stayed pending successful completion of one-year probation.

Citation: Rule 4