$9,000 Sanction Upheld Against Adam Reposa for Bad-Faith Lawsuit That Harassed Prosecutor
Reposa called another attorney a vulgar name in a courtroom, followed the lawyer into a second courtroom and made suggestive comments about the litigator's wife, according to court documents.
October 08, 2020 at 07:21 PM
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An appellate court has ruled that Austin attorney Adam Reposa must pay more than $9,000 in sanctions for filing a groundless lawsuit meant to harass a prosecutor, who won a contempt-of-court conviction against Reposa.
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