Roman filed a notice of bankruptcy Wednesday—about a week about a Miami-Dade judge ruled he and his law firm owe Lewis Tein and its name partners $562,264 in attorney fees for more than five years of frivolous litigation.
November 08, 2017 at 05:51 PM
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Embattled attorney Bernardo Roman III, who was ordered to pay $562,264 in attorney fees last week for frivolous litigation, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection.
The question now is whether Lewis Tein and others with judgments against Roman will be able to collect after years of bitter fighting and public allegations, or how long they’ll have to wait as the bankruptcy case plays out.
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