A Miami federal magistrate brings down the hammer on two attorneys who represented a drug defendant, finding they lied to the court about their assets.
February 11, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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When it came to collecting their legal fees from Patrick Coulton, a client facing drug charges, attorneys Emmanuel Roy and Peter Mayas knew no bounds.
At one point, court records show Roy traveled to London to take the $23,000 wedding and diamond engagement rings off the finger of Coulton’s wife and charged her for the airfare.
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