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Average Rate On 30-Year Loan Rises To 4.47 Percent
Average U.S. rates for fixed mortgages rose slightly this week but remained near historically low levels.
Criminal Justice Reform Proposal Would Allow Ex-Cons to Sue if Their Sealed Records are Released
Gov. Nathan Deal's criminal justice reform council will present a slew of policy changes to the state Legislature next month aimed at making it easier for rehabilitated ex-convicts to obtain jobs and housing.
Bloomberg Swears In His Last Group of City Judges
The judges were nominated through a merit-based selection process designed to ensure fairness and discourage political favoritism.Surf Club Apartments Sells For $36 Million
The Surf Club Apartments has sold for $36 million to Fort Capital Management of Miami, which bought the adjacent Surf Club in 2012 for $116 million.
3rd DCA Approves Deposition For A-Rod's Cousin
The Third District Court of Appeal backs a deposition for New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez's cousin in the Biogenesis performance-enhancing drug case.
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Hollywood Lawyer Faces Trial Over Escrow Funds
The Fourth District Court of Appeal has revived a civil theft claim against Hollywood attorney Bruce Smoler in an escrow dispute.
Colson Hicks Attorneys Get $5M Award For Man Trapped In Storage Unit
Ervin Gonzalez and Deborah J. Gander helped a man trapped in a Deerfield Beach storage unit win a jury award of $5.66 million for past and future medical costs and other compensatory damages.Berkowitz Acquires $45 Million Refinancing Loan
Miami-based Berkowitz Development Group has secured a $45 million, 10-year fixed-rate loan from PNC Bank to refinance Kendallgate Shopping Center.
Suit Claims Carnival Knew Of Fire Risk On Triumph
Court documents show Carnival Cruise Lines knew about the risk of leaks from engine fuel hoses and recommended taking precautions on the ill-fated Carnival Triumph.
Facebook IPO Suits Clear a Hurdle
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Facebook and its underwriters, including Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, must continue to face claims that they misled investors about the company's revenue in the run-up to its May 2012 initial public offering.
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