Following the model of the California Receivers Forum, More than 20 members of South Florida's legal community have formed an organization that they hope will provide support, uniformity and a certification process for court-appointed receivers statewide."There is an absence of guidance for judiciary as well as for government agencies concerning receivership," said Florida organizer and receiver Lewis B. Freeman.
May 06, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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More than 20 members of South Florida’s legal community have formed anorganization that they hope will provide support, uniformity and acertification process for court-appointed receivers statewide.
At a meeting scheduled for September, the Florida Receivers Forum hopesto bring custodians of assets, government agencies and judges to thetable in order to establish professional standards for receivers instate legal disputes.
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