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New Test in Longshore Worker's Attempted Suicide 'Unchained'
In his Admiralty Law column, James E. Mercante, a partner at Rubin, Fiorella & Friedman, writes: Imagine being so physically and mentally traumatized by a personal injury that the thought of suicide becomes a reality. Worse yet, imagine acting on the idea and failing. The scenario presents a perplexing legal challenge in the field of Workers' Compensation. Indeed, one such case remains unresolved 10 years after a longshore worker's suicide attempt, but a recent ruling may put the issue to rest.
22 Years Later, South Miami House Finally Set To Close
The certificate of occupancy for the house in the Davis Gardens subdivision was issued Nov. 1, 1991, but competing claims, litigious parties and a slow-moving court system combined for what may be an unprecedented delay.
Joel Hirschhorn, Brian Bieber To Join GrayRobinson
Coral Gables criminal defense attorney Joel Hirschhorn and partner Brian Bieber will join GrayRobinson on Nov. 1 and start a white collar defense practice for the Orlando-based firm.
3rd DCA Says Intercourse Includes Same-Sex Couples
In reversing a Monroe Circuit decision, the Third District Court of Appeal broadens the legal definition of intercourse to include same-sex couples.
Miami attorneys settle wrongful death case
David Nuñez and James Hannon, Hannon & Boyers helped settle a wrongful death case in which two day laborers were struck and killed by the drunken driver of a sports car that jumped a sidewalk and plowed through a hedge just before running them over.
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Suit Claims Key Biscayne Principal Used Student For Thesis Subject
A Key Biscayne woman is suing a Montessori school, claiming its principal chose her son without consent for a study to get her teaching certification.
Man Kidnaps Woman, Kills Self After Police Chase
Authorities in central Florida say a man apparently kidnapped his ex-girlfriend and fatally shot himself after leading police on a chase on Interstate 95.
Looking To Tailgate At Florida, Georgia Game, Better Dish Out Some Case
$250 is the price of admission to the Playmaker's Club, a three-story structure being erected outside Gate 4 at EverBank Field in time for Saturday's Florida Gators versus Georgia Bulldogs annual slug fest. But at least you'll party in style.
Drones Delivering Pizza? Venture Capitalists Wager on It
Commercial drones will soon be populating U.S. airspace, and venture capitalists like Tim Draper are placing their bets.
President Of Bank Acquiring City National Optimistic About Economy
Banco de Crédito e Inversiones chief executive officer Lionel Olavarría is looking forward to the Chilean bank's purchase of Miami-based City National Bank of Florida early next year.Trending Stories
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