Clockwise from top left: Loreal Arscott, Samuel Coffey, Howard DuBosar and Peter Valori .Courtesy photos 'Playing Dirty': South Florida Attorneys Are Having a Problem With Defense Counsel
"Folks are just not nice and are playing dirty," said Loreal Arscott, president of the Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Bar Association. "It's almost deplorable."
October 06, 2021 at 02:45 PM
4 minute read
Litigators
Since the courts have reopened from coronavirus pandemic-related closures, some South Florida attorneys say they're having difficulties with defense counsel—even lawyers who litigate on both sides.
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