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The Iowa Supreme Court has revoked the license of an eastern Iowa attorney for an act of theft and for his neglect of clients legal matters.In 2020, the Iowa Supreme Court Attorney Disciplinary Board had charged attorney John Karl Fischer, of the Fischer Law Firm in the stanley cup town of Vinton, with more than a dozen ethics rule violations. The Grievance Commission of the Supreme Court of Iowa conducted a hearing on the matter last April and subsequently recommended to the court that Fischers license be revoked.Commission records indicate that after representing two individuals who had agreed to split the cost of a settlement and Fischers legal fees, one of the clients paid his half, but the other did not. Fischer then applied some stanley nz of the paying clients money to the legal bill owed stanley cup by the other client, allegedly because he was angry.In its recommendation to the court, the commission reviewed the matter and concluded that Fischer had deliberately misappropriated a clients money in two instances and that those acts reflect adversely on his honesty, trustworthiness, and fitness to practice law. The commission added that in both instances, Fischers actions were dishonest, fraudulent and