I saw that. My attorney Robert Saunooke was involved with that piece. He has since been fired for that and other issues I had with him. 
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In this Dec. 13, 2007 file photo, former major league baseball player Jose Canseco exits the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York. Canseco's former attorney says he has sued the retired slugger for not making payments. Attorney Robert Saunooke said Tuesday, June 10, 2008 Canseco didn't pay him for five years of work.
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...abuse and that he regrets writing "Juiced." His Encino, Calif., home went into foreclosure this spring. His former attorney Robert Saunooke is seeking more than $342,000 in unpaid fees. In July, Canseco received $35,000 for a celebrity boxing match with former...
...equally burly lawyer shared a laugh with Canseco's girlfriend on a nearby sofa during an exclusive Daily News interview. Robert Saunooke, the Miramar (Fla.)-based attorney who represented Canseco for more than five years before being abruptly fired a week...
...former attorney is suing the retired baseball star, accusing him of being a major-league deadbeat. Miramar-based attorney Robert Saunooke says the former Oakland Athletics slugger didn't pay him for five years of work in and out of the courtroom. Saunooke...
...major leaguer lost his Encino (Calif.) home to foreclosure earlier this spring, and last month, his former attorney Robert Saunooke filed suit originally seeking $500,000 in overdue legal fees. Canseco fired Saunooke abruptly in April after Saunooke had represented...
...top stories via email Click on the star next to each commenter to see their Connectedness Index. Our old friend Robert Saunooke — Jose Canseco's former lawyer — is suing Canseco. Sounds about right. [WBBM] What does this have to do with the NBA Finals...
...or even more, accumulated over a period of five years. Five years? Who works for five years without getting paid? The lawyer, Robert Saunooke, in an Associated Press story, explained that he considered Canseco a friend and that's why he deferred demanding...
...former attorney is suing the retired baseball star, accusing him of being a major-league deadbeat. Miramar, Fla.-based attorney Robert Saunooke says the former Oakland Athletics slugger didn't pay him for five years of work in and out of the courtroom. Saunooke...
...former attorney for Jose Canseco said Tuesday that he has sued the retired baseball star for not paying him. Attorney Robert Saunooke said the former slugger didn’t pay him for five years of work. He said Canseco owes him between $350,000 and $500,000 for...
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I saw that. My attorney Robert Saunooke was involved with that piece. He has since been fired for that and other issues I had with him.
was said
in Deadspin
For Jose, it's a day by day thing. He wakes up trying to figure out what kind of job he can find
said Greg Emerson
He said, 'Ok, just keep a running tally.' So I did. I kept working for him, hoping with the promise there would be payments later. Of course the book deal comes out, the one that I negotiated for him. That deal comes together and I say, 'Can you pay me now?' And he fires me. That's when I said, 'Enough's enough.'
said Robert Saunooke
On a money judgment, if (Canseco or his attorney) donât file an answer within a certain period of time, theyâre in default and they donât get to raise any defense ... I will now go to a judge (next Thursday) and ask the judge to decide what amount, if any, to pay. Iâll submit the same bills. Iâll follow the law in Florida and elsewhere and try to attach any assets (Canseco) has to satisfy the judgment.
said Robert Saunooke
