Colorado Springs Attorney William Griffin Disbarred After Misconduct
Colorado Springs attorney William "Bill" Griffin has been disbarred for taking over $25,000 from clients and engaging in repeated misconduct, marking his second disciplinary action after a previous suspension in 2011 for similar offenses.
Colorado Springs Pueblo, CO, October 22, 2026 —
Colorado Springs attorney William “Bill” Griffin has been disbarred after taking more than $25,000 from clients and engaging in repeated misconduct, according to the information provided. The disbarment is his second disciplinary action; Griffin was previously suspended in 2011 for similar offenses.
The account does not specify when the disbarment was imposed, which authority issued the decision, or how many clients were affected. It also does not provide details about the conduct involved beyond the amount taken and the description of repeated misconduct. The circumstances of the 2011 suspension are not outlined beyond its similarity to the conduct cited in the current action.
Disbarment is the disciplinary outcome identified in the summary, but no further information was provided about the decision, any findings or conditions, or whether Griffin may seek review. The summary also does not state whether the amount was ordered returned, whether any additional penalties were imposed, or whether Griffin or a representative commented.
The available information establishes that the case involves a Colorado Springs attorney, more than $25,000 taken from clients, repeated misconduct and a prior suspension in 2011 for similar offenses. It does not identify the affected clients or provide a timeline for the conduct that led to the disbarment. Those details remain unspecified in the account.
Story summarized from the original created by Nick Smith on gazette.com, see more information here.
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