The Miami law firm of Lewis Tein asks a federal judge to stay a discovery order to produce its tax returns and acknowledges being billed $1 million for its defense against suits filed by the Miccosukee Indian tribe.
June 05, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The open financial wound facing Lewis Tein in litigation with the Miccosukee Indians has reached more than $1 million, according to a pleading in the federal case brought against the Miami law firm by the tribe. The law firm is appealing an order to produce tax returns in the same case.
The cost to the firm led by former interim U.S. Attorney Guy Lewis and former federal prosecutor Michael Tein flows from federal fraud and state malpractice actions filed by the tribe.
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