The deposition of the Miccosukee's vice chairman contradicts tribe's contention that it was fleeced by its former counsel Lewis Tein.
November 19, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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In a deposition, the Miccosukees’ second in command has testified that a Miami law firm being sued by the tribe committed no wrong in its five-year representation.
The Nov. 1 deposition of vice chairman Jasper Nelson appears to contradict claims made by the tribe in lawsuits that accuse the firm of LewisTein of fleecing it of millions of dollars in fees.
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