IN THE SUPREME COURT OF FLORIDA (Before a Grievance Committee) INRE: Complaint by Edna Jane Favreau Against Henry Martocci, Case No. 99-30,139(18B) NOTICE OF NO PROBABLE CAUSE AND ‘TE D) ‘The grievance committee has found no probable cause in the referenced matter against you and the complaint has been dismissed. ‘The committee wants to make it clear, however, that its finding does not indicate that it condones ‘your conduct in this matter. While your conduct in this instance did not warrant formal discipline, the committee believes it was not consistent with the high standards of our profession. The committee hopes this letter will make you more aware of your obligations to uphold these professional standards, and that you will adjust your conduct accordingly. This letter of advice does not constitute a disciplinary record against you for any purpose, and it is not subject to appeal by you. Rule 3-7.4(k). ‘The committee hopes that as a result of this letter of advice, you will improve the following aspects of your professional activity: YOU ARE STRONGLY ADVISED TO TREAD CAREFULLY WHEN DEALING WITH UN- REPRESENTED PARTIES. YOUR ANTICS. HEREIN WERE CLEARLY DESIGNED TO INTIMIDATE AND HARASS THE COMPLAINANT AND IF TAKEN FURTHER COULD HAVE LEAD TO A FINDING OF PROBABLE CAUSE. YOUR ACTIONS IN THIS MATTER, ALTHOUGH, NOT CLEARLY UNETHICAL, PUT ALL ATTORNEYS AND THE LEGAL PROFESSION IN A NEGATIVE LIGHT IN THE PUBLIC’S PERCEPTION AND WERE, NOT IN LINE WITH YOUR OATH OF ADMISSION TO ABSTAIN FROM ALL OFFENSIVE PERSONALITY. of Dated this 3 tay of _ LESVany , 1999