A San Francisco attorney who narrowly avoided being disbarred because of fraud allegations in 2018 has been stripped of his law license for lying to investigators, according to the State Bar of California.
The California Supreme Court found Drexel Andrew Bradshaw “culpable of multiple counts of misconduct involving moral turpitude” and concluded “that disbarment is necessary to protect the public and the integrity of the legal profession,” the Court said in a rare and scathing assessment.
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