Attorney Ramon M. Rodriguez, pictured in Judge Ronald Dresnick’s courtroom, pursued sanctions against the Lewis Tein law firm during his representation of the estate of a women killed in a car crash with a member of the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida. Photo: J. Albert Diaz/ALM
Rather than finding Miami attorney Ramon Manuel Rodriguez guilty of ethics violations, a court-appointed referee said he'd award attorney fees in the dispute involving disbanded law firm Lewis Tein. The recommendation by Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Jorge E. Cueto, who served as referee, comes after two other attorneys accused of similar violations have been disbarred.
August 09, 2019 at 09:30 AM
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A court-appointed referee has criticized the Florida Bar’s case against Miami attorney Ramon Manuel Rodriguez, recommending the state Supreme Court exonerate Rodriguez of ethics charges alleging he filed frivolous lawsuits against opposing counsel in a wrongful-death suit.
Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Jorge E. Cueto, who served as referee, said that instead of discipline, Rodriguez should get attorney fees.
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