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¶4 On August 5, 2013, the OLR filed a
complaint alleging that, by virtue of the
Arizona disbarment, Attorney Nielsen was
subject to reciprocal discipline in
Wisconsin. On September 25, 2013, pursuant
to SCR 22.12 the OLR and Attorney Nielsen
entered into a stipulation whereby they
stipulated to the revocation of Attorney
Nielsen's license to practice law in
Wisconsin, reciprocal to the discipline
imposed in Arizona.
¶5 Attorney Nielsen agrees that the
facts alleged in the OLR's complaint and the
documents from the Arizona proceeding
attached thereto form a basis for the
discipline requested. The parties aver that
the stipulation did not result from plea
bargaining. Attorney Nielsen states that he
does not contest the facts and misconduct
alleged by the OLR, or the discipline that
the OLR director is seeking in this matter.
Attorney Nielsen states that he fully
understands the misconduct allegations; he
fully understands the ramifications should
the court impose the stipulated level of
discipline; he fully understands his right
to contest this matter; he fully understands
his right to consult with counsel; his entry
into the stipulation is made knowingly and
voluntarily; and his entry into the
stipulation represents his decision not to
contest the misconduct alleged in the
complaint or the level and type of
discipline sought by the OLR's director.
¶6 Upon our review of the matter, we
accept the stipulation and impose discipline
identical to that imposed by the Supreme
Court of Arizona.
¶7 IT IS ORDERED that the license of
Yuri Bernard Nielsen to practice law in
Wisconsin is revoked, effective the date of
this order.
¶8 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Yuri
Bernard Nielsen shall comply with the
provisions of SCR 22.26 concerning the
duties of a person whose license to practice
law in Wisconsin has been revoked.
¶9 ANNETTE KINGSLAND ZIEGLER, J., did
not participate.
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