Fourth District Court of Appeal Judge Alan Forst. Photo: Melanie Bell
"Although the buyers’ misconduct was reprehensible ... this court lacks a mechanism to punish the miscreant defendants," Fourth District Court of Appeal Judge Alan Forst wrote.
January 25, 2018 at 03:44 PM
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Fourth District Court of Appeal Judge Alan Forst seemed to have his hands tied in a case involving an attorney who took a clandestine $100,000 payment from South Florida developers to act against his client in a real estate deal.
Forst sat on the appellate panel adjudicating whether to award attorney fees to widows who claim lawyers and developers defrauded them on a $6.2 million sale of a Boca Raton cemetery following their husbands’ deaths.
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