Miami lawyers Guy Lewis and Michael Tein are finding vindication after five years of intense battling with a former client, the Miccosukee Tribe of Florida, by reaching a $4 million settlement as payment on three sanctions orders.
Lewis, a former Miami U.S. attorney, and Tein, a former federal prosecutor, accused the tribe and its attorneys of trying to ruin their law firm’s professional reputation.
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