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February 12, 2002 | Connecticut Law Tribune
State`s Attorney Does About-Face In ArgumentWhen the State`s Attorney`s office argues before the Connecticut Supreme Court, the justices want those arguments to be consistent. And apparently the justices take a dim view when a state`s attorney tries to finesse the court.
By Kellie A. Wagner Law Tribune Staff Writer
4 minute read
December 31, 2009 | Daily Business Review
Transactions: Commercial$14 million obtained for four hospital buildings Warehouse in Davie bought for $2.5 million And more...
By Review staff
7 minute read
October 15, 2009 | Daily Business Review
Transactions: Residential1938-era home in Delray Beach obtained for $4.6 million Miami Beach home purchased for $6 million
By Review staff
4 minute read
June 11, 2003 | The Legal Intelligencer
House Passes Bill That Would Cap Damages in Most Tort LawsuitsMeasure Starts Long Process
By Jeff Blumenthaland John F. ManserOf the Legal Staff
5 minute read
December 09, 2009 | Daily Business Review
Sun Capital sells coffee concern for $157 millionSteven Liff represented Boca Raton-based Sun Capital Partners in the $157 million cash sale of one of its affiliated companies, Timothy's Coffees of the World.
By Review staff
6 minute read
November 19, 2009 | Daily Business Review
$2.88 million awarded for medical malpracticeClementina Brown went to Palmetto General Hospital with severe abdominal pain on May 6, 2005. The single mother of 11-year-old twins went into shock and later died.
By Review staff & VerdictSearch
6 minute read
July 09, 2003 | The Legal Intelligencer
Court Rules Lack of Finality Quashes AppealA Philadelphia Common Pleas Court judge erred by allowing the appeal of an order dismissing a plaintiff's claims because the order did not resolve litigation of all claims and all parties in the case and was, therefore, not final, the Superior Court has ruled.
By Danielle N. RodierOf the Legal Staff
6 minute read
March 15, 2002 | Connecticut Law Tribune
Errant Email Enrages Defense BarIn his 14-year tenure as a public defender, Thomas Wynne Jr. has admittedly made some mistakes, but-until this month-none which infuriated most of the criminal defense bar while also alienating numerous Jewish members of the legal community.
By Kellie A. Wagner Law Tribune Staff Writer
4 minute read
