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Q&As With DBR's 2019 On the Rise Honorees
The Daily Business Review recognizes attorneys with On the Rise awards for outstanding work early in their careers.
Florida Attorneys Win $4.8M Over Former Lawyer's 'Preventable' Heart Attack on Birthday Cruise
South Florida jurors sided with the family of former Chicago lawyer Richard Puchalski, who claimed a cruise ship doctor gave him medication that caused a deadly heart attack.
South Florida Attorneys Win $4.8M Over Former Lawyer's 'Preventable' Heart Attack on Birthday Cruise
South Florida jurors sided with the family of former Chicago lawyer Richard Puchalski, who claimed a cruise ship doctor gave him medication that caused a deadly heart attack.
Facing Diversity Pressure, the Legal Profession Is Still Debating Itself
The value of diversity in hiring and promotions is still up for debate in the legal profession even with corporate counsel promising to spend their money on outside law firms that better reflect demographics.
11th Circuit Sails 'Uncharted Waters' for Bridge Case
“This admiralty appeal requires us to navigate uncharted waters in order to determine what constitutes sufficient notice of a claim under the Shipowner's Limitation of Liability Act,” Judge Kevin Newsom wrote
DBR Announces 2019 Professional Excellence Awards
The annual awards to be presented May 23 recognize standout achievements in 2018 by Florida legal professionals.
Zurich Am. Ins. Co. v. Puccini
An appellate court in Florida cited eight provisions in a commercial lease to conclude that the landlord’s insurer could bring a subrogation action against a tenant whose alleged negligence had caused fire damage to the rented building – notwithstanding that, under the lease, the tenant paid the majority of the premiums for the landlord’s fire insurance.
8 Lease Provisions Allow Landlord's Insurer to Sue Tenant in Subrogation Action
The Third District Court of Appeal reverses the trial court on insurance exposure after a fire at an upscale Miami Beach burger eatery.8 Lease Provisions That Allow Landlord’s Insurer to Sue Tenant in Subrogation Action
An appellate court in Florida cited eight provisions in a commercial lease to conclude that the landlord’s insurer could bring a subrogation action against a tenant whose alleged negligence had caused fire damage to the rented building – notwithstanding that, under the lease, the tenant paid the majority of the premiums for the landlord’s fire insurance.Trending Stories
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