Intimidation

Disgraced Former Miami Judge Disbarred for Dishonesty and Intimidation, Ending Controversial Legal Career

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MIAMI, FL — A former Miami-Dade County Circuit judge, Mike Mirabal, may be marked by twenty years of membership in the Florida Bar this December, but his career descends into ignominy following a recent disbarment order. The Florida Supreme Court issued a stern rebuke, discharging Mirabal on grounds of “deliberate dishonesty,” echoing concerns of long-standing unethical behavior in his roles within the legal field. The troubles trace back to Mirabal’s efforts to secure a judicial post. His disbarment specifically roots from discrepancies and misconduct during his electoral campaign for a county judge position in 2018 … Read more

Judge Withholds Juror Names Amid Intimidation and High Social Media Attention in High-Profile Trial

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In a fraught legal atmosphere brimming with public scrutiny and social media speculation, the decision by Judge Cannone to keep the jurors’ identities confidential in a high-stakes trial marks a pivotal stance on judicial discretion and safety. This ruling occurred amidst swirling conspiracy theories and concerns of harassment related to the case. Judge Cannone cited “a real and present risk of personal harm to the jurors and to the integrity of their service” as her rationale for the decision, which effectively shields the jurors’ names from becoming public. The judge’s decision underscores the tensions between … Read more

MLB Players’ Group Exposes Intimidation Tactics Amid Union Leadership Battle

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NEW YORK (AP) — A group of players challenging the leadership of the Major League Baseball Players Association (MLBPA) has claimed that players who speak out against union leadership are facing threats and bullying from their peers. Harry Marino, a former MLBPA lawyer and spokesperson for the group seeking to oust some union leaders, expressed disappointment at the alleged actions in a statement released on Sunday. He emphasized that every union member has the right to express their opinions without fear of retaliation, protected by federal law. Marino did not provide specifics about which players … Read more

Seattle Lawyer Accused of Blocking $1.19 Billion Water Contamination Settlement Denies Allegations, Calls Sanctions Motion an “Intimidation Tactic”

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SEATTLE, Washington – A Seattle lawyer is fighting back against allegations that he held up a $1.19 billion water contamination settlement involving DuPont. Jeff Kray, of Marten Law, claims that the sanctions motion filed against him by class counsel is merely an “intimidation tactic” based on a “fantastical conspiracy theory.” Kray argues that class counsel failed to meet with him prior to filing the motion. The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, represented by Kray, is at the center of this legal battle. Mitchell Tilner, an attorney from Horvitz & Levy in Burbank, California, has … Read more