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A motion claiming that former Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Philip Bloom violated judicial ethics by engaging in employment discussions with law firm Steel Hector & Davis prior to his dismissal of a long-running inheritance lawsuit against the Miami Bacardi heiress has been denied. The plaintiffs sought a rehearing, alleging that Steel Hector's job talks with Judge Bloom compromised his impartiality. At stake in the case: nearly $200 million in Bacardi stock.
July 17, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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