From earlier this year – A grievance committee finding is similar to a grand jury finding, said Ken Marvin, director of lawyer regulation for the Florida Bar.
The next step is for the Bar to file a formal complaint with the Florida Supreme Court, which typically assigns the case to a circuit court chief judge, who then assigns it to a circuit judge who will act as a referee in the case. Marvin said the Supreme Court likes to see a case resolved within six months, but that with 17 findings against Stern, his case could take longer.
Palm Beach Post-
The Florida Bar filed a formal complaint Wednesday against Florida foreclosure baron David J. Stern, whose massive law firm collapsed in 2011 amid allegations that it mishandled the cases of the nation’s largest mortgage holders by filing forged and fraudulent court documents.
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Oh, goody, restricted content from the Palm Beach Post.
You can’t get “there” from here…how long before there
is no “there” there?
You know what, when (not if) my ship ever comes in, why would I allow myself to be interviewed by the PBP? Why would I call one of its reporters or provide any special “inside” documentation about my case? Why would I ever take one baby step to improve its coverage of my case since it is going to restrict its dissemination of the information about my case to a certain group of well-heeled people and not make it available to all comers?