( September 3, 2025, 22:31 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: A Nevada federal judge discharged her show cause order against attorneys for healthcare staffing executive Eduardo Lopez, who a jury convicted of wage-fixing and fraud. However, she also admonished one of the attorneys, Mark Krotoski. US District Judge Cristina D. Silva previously said the show cause order was necessary due to several issues, including alleged misrepresentations Krotoski made to the court and the US Department of Justice. “Having considered Mr. Krotoski’s response to the show cause order, the court declines to sanction Mr. Krotoski at this time and instead admonishes him for his misleading arguments and representations to the court as it relates to the exclusion of proposed defense expert witness Suzanne Stuckwisch only,” Silva said in her order discharging her previous show cause directive. “Mr. Krotoski is reminded there is no place for such unprofessionalism before this, or any other, court.” See order. ...
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