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Oct. 9, 2019
State Bar again delays Avenatti’s license deactivation hearing
A State Bar judge on Monday delayed Michael J. Avenatti’s license deactivation hearing for the third time after his lawyers said they have only “a fraction of the files, documents and emails that he needs for his defense.”
A State Bar judge has delayed Michael J. Avenatti's license deactivation hearing for the third time after his lawyers said they have only "a fraction of the files, documents and emails that he needs for his defense."
The hearing is now scheduled for Nov. 21 and 22, but the discovery disputes that have already thrice delayed it could continue, with his lawyers describing a series of setbacks tha...
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