The Third District Court of Appeal orders attorney Kelsay Patterson to pay new sanctions "for advancing a frivolous appeal" in a case against Homestead city government.
February 13, 2015 at 01:33 PM
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Politics and lying about sexting have gotten a former Homestead official and her Tampa lawyer into a whole lot of trouble with the Third District Court of Appeal.
On Feb. 11, the appellate court ordered attorney Kelsay Patterson to pay however much a judge determines “for advancing a frivolous appeal.” That’s on top of the $160,000 sanction Patterson and his client Johanna Faddis must pay the city for committing fraud on the court.
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