Facing a firestorm of criticism from the Florida legal community, United Automobile Insurance Co. is rushing to distance itself from its general counsel's comment this week that judges in Miami-Dade County Court "are being paid off." But at the same time, the insurer's lawyers are aggressively trying to remove one Miami-Dade County Court judge from all its cases, claiming she's biased against the carrier, and are filing a complaint against her with the state Judicial Qualifications Commission.
April 20, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Facing a firestorm of criticism from the Miami-Dade, Fla., legal community, United Automobile Insurance Co. has scrambled to distance itself from its general counsel’s comment this week that judges in Miami-Dade County Court “are being paid off.”
The insurer took out a full-page ad in the Daily Business Review in its public relations effort.
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