Bruce Jacobs, with Jacobs Legal. Photo: J. Albert Diaz/ALM
The appellate court asked attorney Bruce Jacobs to show cause as to why there should not be sanctions levied against him in a Sept. 26 order. According to the order, there is a reasonable basis to conclude that Jacobs -- counsel for the appellant party -- violated rules for appellate procedure as well as the rules regulating the Florida Bar.
October 03, 2018 at 02:30 PM
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Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal has signaled that it may be issuing sanctions against one of South Florida’s most outspoken foreclosure defense attorneys.
In a Sept. 26 opinion, the appeals court ordered Bruce Jacobs to show cause within 10 days as to why the court should not levy sanctions against him. The order maintains that there is a “reasonable basis” to surmise that Jacobs violated Florida Bar rules in addition to regulations for procedure in Florida appellate courts.
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