In the Matter of David Glenn Baker (2025)

Citation: In the Matter of David Glenn Baker (2025)
Parent Document: In the Matter of David Glenn Baker (2025)
Jurisdiction: Massachusetts (state)
Effective Date: 2025-08-18
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/10655743/in-the-matter-of-david-glenn-baker/ ↗

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b.  Count two.  Count two also concerned the respondent's actions in representing a client in a bankruptcy proceeding.  The respondent initially filed a motion to dismiss an adversary proceeding that had been requested by a creditor, which the bankruptcy court judge converted to a motion for summary judgment and denied.  Numerous discovery violations, by the respondent and his client, soon followed.  Among other things, the respondent's client failed to appear for a deposition and to respond to certain discovery requests, the latter even after the judge had allowed a motion to compel filed by the creditor.[5]  The creditor eventually filed a motion seeking additional sanctions against both the respondent and his client on the basis of continued discovery violations, and also sought the entry of a default judgment.[6]

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