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January 28, 2008 | National Law Journal

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Illinois Supreme Court Justice Anne M. Burke will return some of the $1.48 million in campaign contributions she received in her uncontested run to keep the seat.
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July 25, 2013 | Daily Business Review

Akerman Team Wins $3.66 Million Judgment In Laboratory's Breach Of Contract Case

Francisco Rodriguez, Michael Marsh, Jennifer Cohen Glasser, Naim Surgeon and J. Thomas Cookson of Akerman Senterfitt said Trident Laboratories' deal with Medytox was a ruse to take business ideas and clients.
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April 03, 2013 | Daily Business Review

Akerman quartet lead OPKO in pair of transactions

Christina Russo, Esther Moreno, Mary Carroll and Teddy Klinghoffer guided OPKO in its $290 million acquisition of Cytochroma, then helped the company close a $175 million private offering
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June 07, 2006 | Law.com

Judge Overturns $78M Jury Verdict in Bizarre Trade Secrets Case

A bizarre trade secrets case -- which featured allegations of pepper spray attacks, corporate spying and death threats -- was the biggest loss of Jonathan Goodman's 23-year legal career. His partners at Akerman Senterfitt even dubbed him the $78 Million Dollar Man, a reference to damages awarded against his client, Arriva Pharmaceuticals. So Goodman couldn't help but gloat when a district judge, in an unusual and controversial decision, overturned the jury verdict last week and ordered a new trial.
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October 11, 2010 | Law.com

When Foreclosure Cases Get Tough, Big Firm Lawyers Step In

The decisions by major lenders to halt home foreclosures in at least some states in order to review whether their mortgage documentation is in order and in compliance with court rules have placed the spotlight on tiny law firms that act as so-called "foreclosure mills" and the practice of hiring "robo-signers" for documents. But a review of recently filed state and federal cases shows lenders are turning to large law firms when homeowners fight foreclosure and challenge banks to prove their documents are legit.
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March 14, 2011 | Daily Business Review

New Partners 2011: A tougher hurdle to clear

Just as Mario Garcia-Serra expected when he started as an associate at Greenberg Traurig, he worked hard and got promoted a little more than eight years later. But his recent promotion was not to shareholder as he may have hoped when he graduated from law school and joined the firm, but to of counsel.
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January 17, 2005 | National Law Journal

How to Lure Summer Associates

Management: Greenberg Traurig gets creative in its search for summer associates. Its new approach includes catchier written materials, on-the-spot callbacks, greater flexibility for prospective hires, and even a challenge modeled on the hit reality TV show "The Apprentice."
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May 04, 2010 | Daily Business Review

Shutts & Bowen adds 3 attorneys in Fort Lauderdale

Shutts & Bowen is adding three attorneys in Fort Lauderdale, including the head of Ruden McClosky's securities law practice group.
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March 11, 2004 | The Recorder

Lawyers' Departures Stun Broad and Cassel in Miami

Less than a week after Broad and Cassel named prominent white-collar defender Dan Small as its Miami litigation chief, Small and two other lawyers have quit to join Duane Morris. Small, a former federal prosecutor, was the firm's third head of litigation in Miami in less than a year. The office has been plagued with management problems and turnover.
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February 28, 2006 | National Law Journal

U.S. Law Firms Set Their Sights on Cuba After Castro

With Fidel Castro turning 80 this year, U.S. lawyers are contemplating Cuba's future more than ever. There are two main sources of interest. Some -- mostly Cuban-American attorneys with sentimental ties -- want to help the country's legal system when the Communist regime falls. Others view the island as a lucrative source of business, from tourism and infrastructure to oil and "everything under the sun," as one firm partner puts it. But lawyers must still contend with the U.S. government's trade embargo.
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