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Former Name Partner Claims Firm Owes Him Fees, Origination Bonus
A former name partner of the defunct Florida law firm Bedzow Korn Brown Miller & Zemel is suing his old firm over a business origination bonus and fees he claims he was never paid. Franklin Zemel, now of counsel at another Florida firm, filed suit alleging Bedzow Korn failed to honor its employment agreement with him, which guaranteed a $20,000 bonus if he brought in $500,000 or more per year in new business.Fla. Firms' Hurricane Readiness May Depend on Their Size
In the wake of Hurricane Wilma, there wasn't enough plywood on hand to cover all the broken windows in Greenberg Traurig's Miami office. But this year, Greenberg's Cesar Alvarez says his firm is ready. Across Florida, large and small law firms are preparing for hurricanes -- but their preparedness may depend on their size. While the large Greenberg firm has spent $1 million for a computer "bunker," an attorney at a two-lawyer firm says her plan is to pull electronic equipment away from the windows and pray.View more book results for the query "Broad and Cassel"
Ruden McClosky Loses 2 Equity Partners
Ruden McClosky has lost two equity partners, leaving the firm below the 40 equity partners required by its bank line of credit, according to sources. The departures mean the law firm must promote at least one lawyer to equity partner to comply with the bank's requirement. The latest exits appear to indicate Ruden still has not halted its downward spiral. Over the last year, what once was one of the strongest law firms in Florida has been plagued by mass defections, office closings and revenue shortfalls.Pig Farmer Must Be Compensated For Pregnant Pigs, 1st DCA Rules
The majority of the three-judge panel agreed that the Pregnant Pig Amendment was an as-applied regulatory taking.Physicians Argue Proposed Federal Settlement Could Kill Separate Case Against Blue Cross
Florida physicians will argue in federal court today that a proposed $180 million Blue Cross and Blue Shield settlement in a physician-brought class action should not block their separate class action based on a state reimbursement law. A U.S. District judge will hold a hearing to consider the proposed settlement between dozens of Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans and 850,000 doctors. The case centers on claims that the plans violated RICO by conspiring to minimize or reject claims for necessary services.On Appeal: Attorney fees awarded to trucker in overlawyered insurance dispute
The Third District Court of Appeal ruled a truck driver is entitled to attorney fees after an attorney for his insurance carrier improperly questioned him during an examination under oath.Trending Stories
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