The Florida Supreme Court disciplined 10 South Florida attorneys, returning three disbarments, three disciplinary revocations and four suspensions since Oct. 24, according to data released Tuesday.

Miami bankruptcy attorney Sonia Yvette Amador was disbarred and ordered to pay a total of $3,585 in restitution to two clients for allegedly receiving retainers without diligently communicating and pursuing their cases. Amador was also accused of misrepresenting the status of her discipline case, and not responding to the Florida Bar’s inquiries.

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