Attorneys Bowman Brown and Ricardo J. Souto were cleared after being accused of leaving millionaire Rodger Shay financially vulnerable in a real estate deal in the Dominican Republic in 2005.
June 05, 2014 at 08:00 PM
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A Miami jury deliberated for two hours Thursday before clearing two Shutts & Bowen attorneys and their firm of legal malpractice in a case filed by millionaire financier Rodger Shay.
Shay, former chairman of Merrill Lynch Government Securities Inc., accused attorneys Bowman Brown and Ricardo J. Souto of leaving him financially vulnerable in a real estate deal in the Dominican Republic in 2005.
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