Fourth District Court of Appeal Judge Robert Gross. Photo: Melanie Bell/ALM.
The case was a prime example of a violation that "typically occurs in the shadows and rarely emerges in the light of day," according to the Fourth District Court of Appeal.
January 30, 2019 at 04:59 PM
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The Fourth District Court of Appeal made an example of Plantation lawyer Steven B. Katz and Boca Raton firm Frank, Weinberg & Black on Wednesday, when it retracted a $500,000 participation fee that both sides had scuffled over.
“This appeal concerns the claims of lawyers to a participation fee where none of them complied with the Rules Regulating the Florida Bar,” the opinion began.
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