"This case came up for reconsideration and given the circumstances relating to defense counsel's need for parental leave; it is ordered and adjudged that the case is hereby continued," Miami-Dade Circuit Judge David C. Miller ruled on the order he made public Wednesday.
September 07, 2022 at 12:36 PM
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Good news for an attorney who suggested he had to choose between his client and attending his baby’s birth.
A Miami judge entered an order late Tuesday afternoon that reversed a ruling denying a Coral Gables attorney’s third motion to delay a trial, which the presiding judge had set during a time in which the lawyer was expecting the birth of his first child.
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(L-R) Alexander Fumagali, a partner at Lewis Brisbois in Coral Gables and Miami-Dade Circuit Judge David Miller. (Courtesy photos)
