Miles Hudson’s motion to set aside the default judgment of over $83,000 was also denied by the court.
SEATTLE — The latest twist in the legal saga of “Belltown Hellcat” driver Miles Hudson arrived Monday, as the 21-year-old’s lawyer in his civil case with the City of Seattle filed a motion to withdraw from the case.
Joshua Brumley of Brumley Law Firm had been retained by Hudson to represent him in the civil case over his infamous “Belltown Hellcat” not being in compliance with Seattle’s noise ordinance. In June, the city was granted a default judgment in the amount of $83,619.97.
Hudson had requested
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