A Miami attorney who surrendered his law license in 1998 has been permanently disbarred, and a Plantation attorney was suspended for 91 days.
March 01, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A Miami attorney who surrendered his law license in 1998 has been permanently disbarred after practicing law in a series of civil suits where he represented himself.
The Florida Supreme Court barred Harold M. Braxton after The Florida Bar learned he routinely issued and signed his own subpoenas for his pro se lawsuits.
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