Two lawyers who plotted to ensnare an opposing counsel in a drunken-driving arrest ask the Florida Supreme Court for something less than permanent disbarment.
June 27, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Two suspended Tampa lawyers fervently hope the Florida Supreme Court grades on a curve.
Once there were three lawyers from the defunct Adams & Diaco firm facing discipline for conspiring to entrap another lawyer in a drunken-driving arrest. But after a furious referee recommended permanent disbarment for all three, name partner Stephen Diaco promised he’ll never practice law in Florida again.
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