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Davos excludes half the world as women miss 30% threshold
Manhattan investment banker Jane Gladstone unwrapped the eyeshades for her 10:45 p.m. Swiss International Airlines AG flight to Zurich last January, and then didn't sleep a wink.Most Effective Lawyers 2011 Appellate Winner: Team won right to rehearing, then scored key victory
Julie Littky-Rubin and her team persuaded the appellate court to rehear their case and reinstate an $11 million judgment against Mitsubishi.
Judge Wants DCF To Get Out Of Investigations
Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Cindy Lederman said it doesn't matter if law enforcement or care organizations take over child-protection investigations. "Anybody but DCF," she said.
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Five prosecutors, two general magistrates and a public defender are among applicants to replace Stacy Ross as a Broward County court judge.
Geography, support facilities boost Miami venue
International arbitration is showing signs of strong support and growth in Miami, write Daniel E. González and Daniel Cervantes of Hogan Lovells.
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Now is time to pass Paycheck Fairness Act
Pay equity for women is long overdue, and the Senate should adopt the Paycheck Fairness Act now, without any further delay.Failed office condo conversion One Flagler bought
A Miami family led by James Goldstein acquired the distressed One Flagler property for an undisclosed amount.
GOP seeks 1-week extension as gov't shutdown looms
Failing to reach agreement in late-night talks at the White House, House Republicans pushed a plan Thursday that would hold off for another week the threat of a government shutdown while Congress and the Obama administration struggle to reach a budget deal.
Mets owners begin trial to deny $303 million to Madoff trustee
The New York Mets owners are about to try to convince a jury they have the right to keep $303 million they withdrew from Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme.Shifting balance in trade secret, IP cases favor employees
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