In Minnesota, a lawyer was representing a woman in a divorce, and at one point, while asking about her sexual relationship with her husband, suggested she sleep with him. She agreed, and he billed a number of their liaisons as meetings. When he eventually broke things off, the woman tried to kill herself, and, while recovering in the hospital, revealed the affair. The lawyer "unconditionally admits" the whole thing, says the Office of Lawyers Professional Responsibility. He isn't eligible for reinstatement for 15 months. Do you feel this was a fair punishment for the lawyer?

Do you feel the lawyer took advantage of the women?

Was the woman as much to blame?