The second day of testimony before the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania regarding alleged misconduct by Wilkes-Barre attorney William E. Vinsko Jr. was continued Wednesday.
Vinsko, of the firm Vinsko & Associates, is accused of repeatedly failing to respond to two clients in a timely manner and of failing to provide requested information and to file court documents as agreed.
Following a day of testimony Tuesday, the two-part hearing was scheduled to resume Wednesday morning. However, Stacey Witalec, a spokeswoman for the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts, said the hearing was continued until an unspecified date.
The reason for the continuance was not immediately clear.
After hearing testimony in the case, the disciplinary board will make a recommendation to the state Supreme Court as to whether any action against Vinsko is warranted.
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