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The Florida Supreme Court will weigh in on a court-appointed referee's recommendation that Fort Lauderdale attorney Stephen Rakusin be disbarred for his role in a 'baseless lawsuit' disputing attorneys fees.
September 19, 2018 at 10:09 AM
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Stephen Rakusin of the Rakusin Law Firm in Fort Lauderdale could lose his law license after court-appointed referee Palm Beach County Court Judge Paul Damico found him guilty of filing a sham pleading.
Rakusin filed the pleading on behalf of his client and former Broward Circuit Judge Laura Watson in May 2009.
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