A
lawyer in the IRS ethics office is facing the possibility of being
disbarred, according to records that accuse her of lying to a
court-appointed board and hiding what she’d done with money from a
settlement that was supposed to go to two medical providers who had
treated her client.
The disciplinary arm of the D.C. Court of Appeals has recommended that Takisha McGee,
a section manager in the IRS Office of Professional Responsibility,
lose her law license over the charge, which stems from a personal injury
case she worked about a year before she joined the tax agency.
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