Attorney Meryl Allawas of Viera, FL; judicial slacker

1. In the Hansen marriage case, Meryl took over 18 months between a final hearing and his issuance of a ruling (ruling only came after ethics complaint was filed)
2. In the Figueroa marriage case, Meryl took over 18 months between to issue a ruling
3. In the case of Goff v. Worley, Meryl took over a year between the final hearing and his issuance of a ruling
4. In a jury trial in a personal injury case, Meryl waited over one year to enter a ruling dying the defendant’s motion for a directed verdict
5. In the case of Hawkins vs. JEM Broadcasting, nine months passed before Meryl issued a ruling on a motion for attorney fees
6. In Bayless vs. Santa Cruz Construction, nine months passed before Meryl issued a ruling on a dismissal motion
7. In Edel vs. Walker, 17 months passed before Meryl after a trial w/o any rulings
8. In the Messner marriage case, over six months passed before Meryl issued a ruling
9. In Allen vs. Doughlin Management over 10 months passed before Meryl issued a ruling on plaintiff’s motion to amend the original complaint
10. In Weiss vs. Mongiello 16 months passed before Meryl issued a post trial ruling
11. In the Boudot marriage case, the parties dismissed the case after Meryl failed to issue a ruling in 9 months so that they could have the matter assigned to another judge
12. In the Chambers marriage case over 9 months passed before Meryl issued a post trial ruling