
A federal magistrate judge has ruled that Miami City Commissioner Joe Carollo can protect his Coconut Grove home from seizure in connection with a $63.5 million corruption judgment against him. This decision comes amidst ongoing scrutiny of Carollo's financial activities, which have raised questions from a judge regarding their legitimacy. In a separate case, a Coral Gables attorney has secured a $7 million settlement, while the CEO of Miami-area hospitals is facing a subpoena as part of a new investigation into an alleged elaborate Ponzi scheme. These developments highlight the increasing legal challenges facing local officials and business leaders in the Miami area.
Judge says Joe Carollo should keep his home in legal battle over $63 million lawsuit debt (via @JoshCeb) https://t.co/eif99hI6Q8
Miami City Commissioner Joe Carollo may not lose his Coconut Grove home to satisfy a $63.5 million judgment against him after a federal magistrate judge issued a report in his favor Saturday. ✍️ @devoun_cetoute https://t.co/BHxfsuBi1t
Joe Carollo can shield home from seizure to pay lawsuit debt, federal magistrate says https://t.co/DZXqVnmXzc

