Plantation lawyer Stuart B. Yanofsky’s work on a Broward divorce case has resulted ina jury trial to decipher damages against him. Photo: Burdun Iliya: Shutterstock.
Stuart B. Yanofsky is accused of failing to let his client know about an adverse ruling in a divorce case until it was too late to appeal.
August 06, 2019 at 02:38 PM
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Plantation lawyer Stuart B. Yanofsky will face a jury trial to decipher whether damages are warranted over his work on a Broward divorce case, the Fourth District Court of Appeal has ruled.
Yanofsky was accused of failing to let his client Andrew Isaacs know about an adverse ruling until it was too late to appeal, according to the court order.
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