A Miami Beach attorney filed a complaint Tuesday in a federal court in Florida in a case that allegedly shows the lengths a Connecticut heart surgeon has gone to avoid paying up a multimillion-dollar jury verdict and a subsequent compensatory fine in a similar amount that a judge imposed for contempt.

Kenneth E. Chase, a partner at Chase Law & Associates, indicated in the complaint that the lawsuit was based on Dr. William Martinez Jr.’s “spine-chilling scheme of covert conduct in his installation of spy cameras” in his former girlfriend’s home more than a decade ago, according to court documents.

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