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THE FLORIDA BAR, Complainant(s) v. R. Scott WHITEHEAD, Respondent(s).

The uncontested report of the referee is approved and respondent is permanently disbarred. Respondent is currently disbarred; therefore this permanent disbarment is effective immediately. Respondent shall fully comply with Rule Regulating the Florida Bar 3–5.1(h). Respondent is further directed to comply with all other terms and conditions of the report.

Respondent shall pay restitution in the amounts of $2,300.00 to Cindy Campana, $2,250.00 to Leah Corsaro, $3,500.00 to Jana Lindsey, to be paid to her mother, Lynne Giles, $10,000.00 to Meredith Powers, $4,300.00 to Megan Fisher, $2,500.00 to Nicholas and Tina Abner, $500.00 to Robert Kilpatrick, $6,000.00 to Craig A. Marion, $1,500.00 to Danny Muir, $2,000.00 to Joseph Jordan, $2,850.00 to Adam Pate, $16,700.00 to Cindy Campana, $8,000.00 to Summer Suggs, $3,000.00 to Kelvin Grant, $3,500.00 to Jamie Callich, $3,100.00 to Matthew Garland, $3,000.00 to Lee Robertson, $3,000.00 to Robert D. Lewis, $1,500.00 to Wilfredo Candelaria, $1,000.00 to Jeffrey McCarter, $3,000.00 to Paul Bordelon, $500.00 to Amber Johnston, $7,500.00 to Robert Aurich, $1,200.00 to Jorge Rosario, $2,500.00 to Lowell Wilson, $1,700.00 to Travis Hull, and $15,600.00 to Shawn McDonald under the terms and conditions set forth in the report.

Judgment is entered for The Florida Bar, 651 East Jefferson Street, Tallahassee, Florida 32399–2300, for recovery of costs from R. Scott Whitehead in the amount of $1,654.55, for which sum let execution issue.

The filing of a motion for rehearing shall not alter the effective date of this permanent disbarment.

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Fla. Bar v. Whitehead
(Sep 3, 2013)