Michael Ralph Casey. (Photo credit: FBI)
Former Fort Lauderdale attorney Michael R. Casey has pleaded guilty to jumping bond. Instead of showing up for a court hearing in 2014 while facing fraud charges, Casey fled to Mexico, where he said he worked for years teaching English.
September 04, 2018 at 02:24 PM
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A former South Florida attorney has plead guilty to violating the bond conditions set for him while pending trial in 2014.
Michael Ralph Casey, who had served as a partner at Berger Singerman as well as Adorno & Yoss, pleaded guilty Aug. 31 to the bond jumping charges filed against him. Casey, who also worked for prominent Miami law firm Greenberg Traurig between 2001 and 2007, now has a sentencing hearing scheduled for Nov. 15.
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