Credit: chase4concept/Shutterstock Miami Ex-Big Law Attorney Gets 3 Months Suspension for Failing to Update Client on Case
Aram Bloom's lack of communications regarding a lawsuit led to his client incurring $17,000 in fines, and after the lawyer left Hinshaw & Culbertson without telling the client, he blamed the firm for the breakdown.
August 01, 2023 at 07:01 PM
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The Supreme Court of Florida has suspended Miami-based Aram Bloom, a former Big Law partner and current general counsel at a psychiatric care facility, for 91 days.
Bloom, who is listed as founding partner at his law firm Bloom Law as well as general counsel for Southern Winds Hospital, was suspended July 27 for allegedly neglecting a client's case. The complaint against him claims some of his actions led to a $17,000 sanction against the client.
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