A judge has dismissed part of a lawsuit by an Argentinian law firm seeking a share of attorney fees from Miami attorney Jeremy Alters in nationwide bank overdraft litigation.
February 11, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Jennifer Bailey threw out several key counts of a lawsuit filed by an Argentinian law firm seeking a share of attorney fees from Miami attorney Jeremy Alters in a nationwide bank overdraft class action.
The ruling Friday was a partial victory for Alters and could set a precedent for foreign law firms practicing in Florida.
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