We adopt the findings and conclusions of the board. This case demonstrates the hazards that exist when an attorney enters into a business transaction with a client and the reasons for DR 5-104(A). Respondent believed he was doing a favor for a person who was a client and a friend and, probably as a result of their longstanding relationship, was too informal in negotiating and documenting the real estate transfer. Most important, in a situation where the client assumed that respondent was exercising professional judgment on his behalf, respondent failed to obtain his client’s consent after full disclosure. When the attorney-client relationship deteriorated, the fruits of respondent’s casual approach to the documentation of the sale and the Disciplinary Rule requirements were harvested. We find a clear violation of DR 5-104(A).

Respondent is hereby suspended from the practice of law for six months. Costs are taxed to respondent.

Judgment accordingly.