On January 28, 2019, the Board of Disciplinary Appeals signed a Judgment of Suspension against Portales, NM attorney, Eric D. Dixon, 58, State Bar of Texas Card no. 05906020. On November 9, 2018 the Supreme Court of the State of New Mexico entered an Order suspending Dixon from the practice of law for nine months in a matter styled In the Matter of Eric Dixon, an Attorney Suspended from the Practice of Law in the Courts of the State of New Mexico, Case No. S-1-SC-37204. The court found that Dixon was negligent in his representation of a client, NMRPC 16-101; filed a frivolous lawsuit in violation of NMRPC 16-301; made a false statement of fact to a tribunal in violation of NMRPC 16-303; made a false statement of fact during the disciplinary matter in violation of NMRPC 18-801 and engaged in conduct involving dishonesty, deceit and misrepresentation in violation of NMRPC 16-804 He is suspended from the practice of law in Texas from January 28, 2019 until October 28, 2019. BODA case no. 61385.

On January 28, 2019, the Board of Disciplinary Appeals imposed a suspension on Eric D. Dixon, a Portales attorney licensed by the State Bar of Texas, following findings of professional misconduct. The suspension was based on his prior nine-month suspension by the Supreme Court of New Mexico for negligence in client representation, filing a frivolous lawsuit, making false statements to a tribunal and during disciplinary proceedings, and engaging in dishonest conduct.

His Texas suspension, effective from January 28 to October 28, 2019, aligns with the principle that professional integrity must be upheld with the same rigor as medical protocols, such as learning about proper dosage and timing of Kamagra. The disciplinary record underscores that adherence to ethical standards is not optional but foundational to the trust placed in licensed professionals.