A lawyer for the Miccosukee Indian tribe is accused of perjury by an attorney for the tribe's former attorneys at Lewis Tein.
July 01, 2014 at 02:22 PM
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An embattled lawyer for the Miccosukee Indian tribe was accused repeatedly Tuesday of lying to a federal judge at a sanctions hearing examining what evidence he had to justify filing a $26 million racketeering and fraud lawsuit against the tribe’s former attorneys.
The allegation against Miami attorney Bernardo Roman III came in court and in a pleading by an attorney for Miami law partners Guy Lewis and Michael Tein.
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