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Fla. High Court Boots Lawyer From State Bar For "Preying Upon...Vulnerable Couple" Involving Conduct In Private Transaction Unrelated To Law Practice

By r morris

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In an August, 2010 ruling, the Florida Supreme Court gave what appears to be a well-deserved boot to now-former attorney Sherry Grant Hall from the legal profession in the state for her conduct in connection with a failed attempt to egregiously arm-twist an elderly married couple, Irving and Clara Godwin (Irving suffered from Alzheimer's disease), into selling property that they had been leasing

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on January 22, 2011 (boomark / email).

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