Stephanie Carman, DCBA president and counsel with Hogan Lovells, Miami. Courtesy photo.
The DCBA's May election, in which voters decided on the bar association's officers and directors, was disputed by some.
September 14, 2018 at 01:05 PM
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The Dade County Bar Association’s election committee has wrapped up an investigation into its May 2018 election after multiple members voiced concerns over its ”validity.”
In a memo sent to members, DCBA president Stephanie L. Carman attached the election committee’s report, which stated there were “no irregularities in, nor any challenges to the election vote totals.”
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