Legal Troubles Mount for Diddy's Attorney Mark Geragos Amid Malpractice Claims

Mark Geragos, the high-profile attorney representing Sean 'Diddy' Combs, is embroiled in a series of legal malpractice cases, with potential for more on the horizon. As his legal battles unfold, questions arise regarding the suspension of his law license pending investigations.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ attorney, Mark Geragos, is now confronted with multiple legal malpractice cases, a troubling turn as he also prepares to defend Diddy against pending federal charges in the Southern District of New York (SDNY) set to begin on May 12, 2025. Observers are voicing concerns regarding Geragos' law license, suggesting it should be suspended while these malpractice cases are litigated.

Legal experts reveal that a fourth malpractice case is expected to be filed against Geragos in federal court, further intensifying scrutiny over his professional conduct. Notably, Geragos has encountered prior challenges from the California State Bar, indicating a history of investigation.

Currently, three legal malpractice cases against Geragos have been filed, each with specified trial dates:

- The Estate of Anisa Farhadi v. Mark Geragos (Trial date: May 9, 2025)
- Franklin v. Mark Geragos (Trial date: July 7, 2025)
- Teresa Hershey Et Al v. Mark Geragos (Trial date: September 8, 2025)

As a licensed attorney in California (Bar license #108325), Geragos faces increasing pressure as details of ethical and potential criminal violations surface. The legal community is encouraged to report any related misconduct to law enforcement and file complaints with The State Bar of California.

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