The Third DCA referred a Miami lawyer to the local professionalism panel for failing to obey court orders, file initial briefs and pay filing fees.
October 25, 2016 at 05:00 AM
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A Miami lawyer faces a professionalism complaint for repeatedly failing to obey court orders, file initial briefs and pay filing fees.
Lawrence J. Shapiro must present a copy of a Third District Court of Appeal dressing down to the Professionalism Panel for Florida’s Eleventh Circuit, which handles complaints about attorney conduct.
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