For the second time in 1½ months, a South Florida judge has dealt the Miccosukee tribe a blow in its war against its former lawyers at Miami law firm Lewis Tein.
December 16, 2013 at 11:00 PM
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For the second time in 1½ months, a South Florida judge has dealt the Miccosukee Indian tribe a blow in a war against its former lawyers at Miami law firm Lewis Tein.
Miami-Dade Circuit Judge John Thornton, in a 14-page order, granted a motion for summary judgment in a fraud and malpractice lawsuit filed against law partners Guy Lewis and Michael Tein. Lewis is a former interim U.S. attorney, and Tein is a former federal prosecutor.
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