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Two Lawyers Sanctioned by the Florida Supreme Court

By Thomas J. Crane on January 5, 2011
Posted in Litigation and trial practice

As lawyers and advocates, we have to be assertive on behalf of our clients.  And, yes, more than we should, we get emotionally wrapped up in our cases and our client’s cause.  But, two Florida lawyers took the advocacy part of the job way too far.  One lawyer referred to the other as "retard." The…

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