“That could have easily risen to the level of a judicial complaint, a bar complaint, a perjury prosecution,” H. Scott Fingerhut, an ethics professor at Florida International University College of Law, said.
September 27, 2021 at 09:46 AM
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A state court judge disqualified a Boca Raton attorney from litigation due to his previous representation of an opposing party in at least half a dozen cases.
But Palm Beach Circuit Judge Howard Coates Jr. pointed out in the order that the court did not cast doubt on Roderick F. Coleman’s integrity or fitness to practice law.
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Roderick F. Coleman, an attorney based in Boca Raton.
