Yolly Roberson. Courtesy photo
The appellate panel found a trial court had not abused its discretion in deciding not to impose sanctions filed against Yolly Roberson by opposing counsel.
May 09, 2019 at 03:05 PM
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A Florida appellate court has sided with a former Florida House member in a back-and-forth battle over fee motions and sanctions.
The Third District Court of Appeal issued an opinion affirming Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Rodney Smith’s decision not to order sanctions against Miami attorney Yolly Roberson. The motions filed against her had been entered by Coral Gables lawyers Andrew Kassier and Albert Piantini.
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