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Eleventh Circuit Refuses to Raise Attorney Fee Award to $1M Against Private College
Two former admissions employees at Keiser University lost their bid to boost their attorney fees award on a financial aid fraud claim from $60,000 to $1 million with an opinion from the U.S. Court of Appeals of the Eleventh Circuit Wednesday.
Heller Waldman Name Partners Go Their Separate Ways, Form Two New Firms
The law firm Heller Waldman has split along practice and geographic lines so each name partner's office can focus on its own core practices – litigation and estate planning.
New Report Highlights Special Interest Pressure on Florida Judiciary
A new report issued Thursday by the Florida Access to Justice Project spotlights a flood of special interest money and lack of diversity in the state court system.
Owner of Trailer Involved in Fatal Fire Settles for $2.3M
A Coral Gables lawyer obtained a $2.3 million settlement from the owner of a mobile home where a fire killed the tenant's boyfriend.
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Jones Day M&A Partner Becomes GC of Southern Co. Affiliate—and Other 'On the Move' News
Longtime Jones Day M&A partner Sterling Spainhour Jr. has been tapped by Southern Company as the new general counsel of Southern Company Services, which supports the utility's operating company subsidiaries.
Judge Halts Seawall Construction at Singer Island Condo Tower
A Palm Beach circuit judge issues an injunction the same week construction was due to start on a $1.7 million seawall under a plan calling for a $30,000 special assessment.
Condo Association Settles With Young Father Shot by Burglars
A Miami townhome community's homeowners association agreed to pay $8 million to a tenant who was shot and paralyzed during a home invasion.
Two Office Towers Sell for Combined $197 Million
Fort Lauderdale's 110 Tower goes for $113 million and Miami's New World Tower sells for $84 million.
Ford Agrees to Settle Over Explorer Exhaust Leaks
Ford Motor Co. agrees to settle the nationwide class action with owners of Explorers made from 2011 to 2015.Trending Stories
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