Background
Andrew Ryan Corcoran petitioned the Supreme Court of Maryland for reinstatement to the Bar of Maryland.
Bar Counsel consented to Corcoran’s petition. The court considered the petition and Bar Counsel’s consent.
The Court’s Holding
The Supreme Court of Maryland granted Corcoran’s petition for reinstatement.
The court reinstated Corcoran as a member of the Bar of Maryland and directed the Clerk of the Court to provide notice of the order in accordance with Maryland Rule 19-761.
Key Takeaways
- Corcoran’s petition for reinstatement was granted.
- Bar Counsel consented to the requested reinstatement.
- The clerk must give notice of the order under Maryland Rule 19-761.
Why It Matters
The order restores Corcoran’s membership in the Maryland bar. It also requires formal notice of the reinstatement under the applicable Maryland rule.
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