It looks like Carl Duncan failed to notify the Ohio, Illinois and possibly Washington D.C. Bar of his Consent Order by the Maryland Division of Securities. It also appears that Duncan lies about his authority to practice law in multiple jurisdictions. He is only authorized to practice in Washington and not Illinois or Ohio. He was at one time admitted in Ohio and Illinois but became inactive about 20 years ago. He also lives in Maryland practices there but isn't licensed in Maryland.
I suspect the Bar may take issue with his failure to notify them of the Consent Order by the Maryland Division of Securities. It is probably grounds for a suspension from practice as is the misrepresentation concerning being authorized to practice in Washington, Illinois and Ohio.
Maybe Pink Sheets will ban him from rendering opinions for public posting based upon his misrepresentations and omissions in the opinions posted on their web-site. If I were going to invest in a company's securities I would want to know that the attorney for the Company telling me that the public disclosure was accurate had himself been enjoined by a state securities commission.
If you really want to stop fraud---stop the lawyers who render the opinions that free up all the stock that dilutes the legitimate shareholders; and that falsely state all material information has been disclosed in their OTC filings. If you really care write a letter to the Washington D. C. Bar Association about Mr. Duncan. Without his license he cannot write the opinoins that allowed this fraud to happen.
Notify -- issuerservices@pinkotc.com and issuers@pinkotc.com about Mr. Duncan's actions.
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