The Florida Supreme Court has suspended a solo's law license for a year for improperly soliciting clients in a proposed class action. The decision exceeded the 90-day suspension recommended by a referee. The high court explained the stiffer punishment was due to a pattern of misconduct.
September 02, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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A Miami solo practitioner’s law license was suspended for a year Thursday by the Florida Supreme Court for improperly soliciting clients in a proposed class action.
The decision exceeded the 90-day suspension recommended by the referee for Jane Marie Letwin. The high court explained the stiffer punishment was due to her pattern of misconduct.
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