The Florida Supreme Court set in motion the disqualification of two Miami attorneys from litigation over a $300 million tobacco industry settlement with flight attendants who blamed illnesses on exposure to cigarette smoke when smoking was allowed on airliners.
March 27, 2014 at 04:20 PM
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The Florida Supreme Court asked the Florida Bar on Thursday to open an investigation into alleged ethics violations by two Miami plaintiffs attorneys.
In addition, the court quashed a Third District Court of Appeal ruling that allowed Steven Hunter of Hunter Williams & Lynch and Philip Gerson of Gerson & Schwartz to continue representing clients in a lawsuit against the Flight Attendant Medical Research Institute, or FAMRI.
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