A Southern California debtor’s rights attorney, Daniel Stephen March, has been placed on involuntary inactive status by the State Bar of California after being accused of embezzling up to 60,000 clients out of as much as $282 million. According to the State Bar’s complaint, March’s law firm, Litigation Practice Group (LPG), charged his clients monthly fees to try to work out deals with their creditors, but when those clients sent in their money to pay off those deals, their money — which should have been held in trust or remitted to the appropriate creditors — simply disappeared. This left the debtor clients still exposed to their creditors, even though they thought they had paid them…