A California-based attorney’s out-of-state counsel privileges were revoked by a federal judge in Virginia for his alleged unprofessional conduct and “backdoor attempts” to introduce evidence that ultimately led to a mistrial as he represented the plaintiff in a slip-and-fall case against Outback Steakhouse.
The plaintiff, JoAnn Wright Haysbert, sued Bloomin’ Brands Inc. and Outback Steakhouse of Florida after she slipped and fell while walking to the restroom at an Outback Steakhouse restaurant in Chesapeake, Virginia. The case proceeded to trial over disputes about Outback’s alleged negligence from the incident in May 2018.
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