Commissioner Joe ... Joe Carollo, the latest legal victory for the longtime politician. The lawsuit alleged that he violated the Miami City charter by infringing on the free speech rights of ...

The lawsuit is essentially a carbon copy of of the case the two men won in federal court in July against Miami Commissioner Joe ... to free speech after they announced their support for Carollo ...

The city of Miami has hired Shutts & Bowen, a law firm that employs two prominent former city officials, to defend City ...

Carollo is being sued by Miami businessmen Bill Fuller and Martin Pinilla. The grounds for the lawsuit? The plaintiffs are saying that Carollo infringed on their rights for free speech alleging ...

The city of Miami may be on the hook for millions of dollars in a new lawsuit arising out of Commissioner Joe ... found Carollo liable for violating their First Amendment right to free speech.

Embattled Miami City Commissioner Joe Carollo may yet ... A federal jury in Broward found Carollo liable for violating the pair's First Amendment right to free speech, and ordered the commissioner ...

William “Bill” Fuller and Martin Pinilla this week filed a lawsuit ... Joe Carollo, court says The Citizens’ Bill of Rights prohibits elected officeholders from interfering with free speech ...

MIAMI — A judge has dismissed a lawsuit to remove Miami City Commissioner Joe ... free speech rights, the Herald reported. On Friday, Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Daryl Trawick ruled that because ...

The lawsuit alleged ... by infringing on the free speech rights of two Little Havana businessmen, Bill Fuller and Martin Pinilla, who have sued the city and Carollo several times, according ...

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit to remove Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo, the latest legal victory for the longtime politician. The lawsuit alleged that he violated the Miami City charter by ...

A judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit seeking to remove Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo from office ... violated a resident’s freedom of speech shall forfeit his or her employment.