Javier Lopez, partner at Kozyak, Tropin & Throckmorton is working with Evan Stroman and Dwayne Robinson on a civil suit over the murder of Camilo Salazar, allegedly ordered by the former co-owner of Presidente Supermarket. Courtesy photo.
As a criminal trial begins Monday against two men accused of torturing and killing a man at the request of former co-owner of Presidente Supermarkets Manuel Marin, Miami attorneys Javier Lopez, Evan Stroman and Dwayne Robinson of Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton are gearing up for a civil trial of their own.
The lawsuit accuses Marin of killing Camilo Salazar in 2011, and claims his first wife Maria Marin and son Yaddiel Marin helped him become and remain a fugitive in Spain for about seven years.
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