Joe Carollo

At an event at Bayfront Park on Wednesday, Joe Carollo was served with court documents, a lawsuit connected to a whistleblower lawsuit filed by two people who used to work for the Bayfront Park Management Trust. NBC6’s Steve Litz reports.

Two former employees of the Bayfront Trust are suing Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo and a member of the Board of Trustees, Javier Baños, alleging that they misused hundreds of thousands of dollars that belonged to the Trust.

Two former employees of the Bayfront Trust are suing Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo and a member of the Board of Trustees, Javier Baños, alleging that they misused hundreds of thousands of dollars that belonged to the Trust.

A federal judge is recommending that Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo’s city salary should no longer be garnished to pay off a $63.5 million court judgment against him.

Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo should get to claim his Coconut Grove home as exempt from a $63.5 million court judgment against him. NBC6’s Steve Litz reports

Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo should get to claim his Coconut Grove home as exempt from a $63.5 million court judgment against him, a federal magistrate judge said over the weekend.

An insurance company is suing the city of Miami to avoid having to pay the legal costs associated with the defense of multiple lawsuits filed against Commissioner Joe Carollo.

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Miami City Commissioner Joe Carollo is boasting of a big court victory, with a judge dismissing a complaint against him.

Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo claimed a legal victory with a judge dismissing a complaint against him.

A judge on Friday postponed the auction of Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo’s home as part of the enforcement of a more than $63 million court judgment against him. NBC6’s Steve Litz reports

A judge on Friday postponed the auction of Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo’s home as part of the enforcement of a more than $63 million court judgment against him.

The auction for a home owned by Miami City Commissioner Joe Carollo has been postponed as part of a settlement with Ball and Chain.

A federal judge Tuesday denied Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo’s attempts to throw out or reduce the $63.5 million civil rights judgment entered against him last year.

The home of Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo could soon be heading to auction in an attempt to begin paying off the more than $63 million court judgment against him from last year.

The Miami Commissioner’s attempts to not pay the settlement has suffered a setback after a new order from a U.S. District Court judge.

RAW: Miami City Commissioner Joe Carollo was served a civil actions summons during a commission meeting, demanding he respond to a legal complaint that he resign his seat.

U.S. Marshals began the process Friday to seize the assets of Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo to enforce the more than $63 million court judgment against him. NBC6’s Steve Litz reports

Commissioner Joe Carollo spoke to reporters Friday afternoon hours after the U.S. Marshal began the process of seizing his assets.

A representative of the U.S. Marshals was seen posting multiple notices on the front of Carollo’s home Friday, including a “Notice of U.S. Marshal Levy.”