The Florida Bar is asking to immediately suspend the law license of Oakland park attorney Michael R. Casey, who is on the lam in a federal investment fraud case.
May 19, 2014 at 08:00 PM
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The Florida Bar is asking the Florida Supreme Court for an emergency suspension against Michael R. Casey, a former long-time Oakland Park attorney who is on the lam after he was charged with mail and wire fraud.
The bar’s petition filed Monday notes Casey, 67, was charged with in September 2012 in an alleged $19 million fraudulent investment scheme.
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