“This was an issue of personalities, and that’s just not acceptable,” Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Veronica Diaz previously ruled.
August 11, 2022 at 02:43 PM
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Good news for two law firms and their attorneys—at least for now.
In a long-running legal dispute that may have resulted in two Florida Bar open cases, Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal ruled that the defendants will not have to pay attorney fees in connection with a sanction order the trial court entered.
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L-R: Third District Court of Appeal Judges Norma S. Lindsey, Thomas Logue, and Monica Gordo. (Credit: Courtesy photos)
