A group of attorneys sued by Broward Circuit Judge Laura Watson has asked for an evidentiary hearing to dismiss "as a sham" her defamation lawsuit filed after they won an unjust enrichment case against her.
October 01, 2013 at 11:00 PM
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Amid a state Judicial Qualifications Commission inquiry into Broward Circuit Judge Laura Watson, a Miami law firm is asking another judge to strike a defamation lawsuit she filed four years ago.
The motion to strike Watson’s complaint “as a sham” would require an evidentiary hearing to obtain the dismissal. The motion was filed in Broward Circuit Court by Stewart Tilghman Fox & Bianchi and several other Miami attorneys,
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