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Florida City Restaurant Sells for Over $2 Million
Address: 232 SE First Ave. in Florida City Property type: This is a 2,845-square-foot, one-story retail building constructed in 1988 on a 31,250-square-foot…
People in the News—Jan. 28, 2021—Marshall Dennehey, Capehart Scatchard
Samuel E. Cohen, shareholder in the Philadelphia office of Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman & Goggin, was named vice chair of the securities and investments professional liability practice group, and Capehart Scatchard announced that three attorneys were admitted as shareholders to the 144-year-old law firm.
Four-Bedroom Key Biscayne Mansion Trades for $2.2 Million
Address: 128 W. Mashta Drive in Key Biscayne Property type: This is a 2,667-square-foot, one-story house on a 7,500-square-foot lot, according…
A January Massacre Averted and the Lawyers Who Helped
Amid the events surrounding President's Trump efforts to use the Justice Department and the courts to overturn the election of Joe Biden, there were some standout lawyers and judges who held up under pressure and put the law and their professional obligation first.
50 Shades of White Labeling Alternative Legal Service Providers
'White labeling' has been around for decades. White labeling allows law firms and other legal service providers to try something new, quickly, and with little investment.
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New Jersey Real Estate Brokerage Law 2024
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A Short Primer on Defending Lawsuits to Recover Preferential Transfers
The Bankruptcy Code and state insolvency laws contain several defenses to the recovery of preferential transfers which often reduce or eliminate the preference exposure in many, if not most, cases. This article provides an overview of the defenses and suggestions to obtain the best settlement possible.
When Money Is Tight, How Can Law Firms Keep Morale From Falling?
Financial success in 2020 was no guarantee of a healthy culture, but a healthy culture can help law firms weather tough financial times—at least to an extent.
SEC Likely to Probe GameStop Trading, but What Will It Find?
Identifying a violation of the securities laws will likely be challenging.
How and Why Schulte Signed onto the Public Nuisance Suit Over the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
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