Already hit with $1 million in sanctions, Miami attorney Bernardo Roman III faces bar disciplinary proceedings.
April 23, 2015 at 06:00 PM
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A Florida Bar grievance committee found probable cause to prosecute Miccosukee tribal attorney Bernardo Roman III for alleged ethics violations.
The committee issued two notices of probable cause Wednesday for further disciplinary proceedings against the Miami lawyer, who represented the tribe in a high-profile federal racketeering suit against its former legal counsel and legal malpractice cases with similar allegations in state court.
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