St. Mary’s School of Medicine in the Cook Islands, South Pacific. Courtesy photo
The Third Disrtict Court of Appeal questioned the validity of a settlement agreement between St. Mary's School of Medicine Ltd. and its former student, Anthony Zabaleta, concluding that the school's attorney wasn't authorized to make the deal.
August 07, 2018 at 04:32 PM
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A North Miami Beach lawyer is saying he misspoke and settled a long-running case without his client’s permission.
David Javits of Javits & Associates represented St. Mary’s School of Medicine, fending off a lawsuit by a former student upset over never getting a degree. A footnote in the appellate ruling notes that St. Mary’s, which operates in St. Lucia and the Cook Islands in the South Pacific, shuttered in 2009 and never reopened.
Judge Richard J. Suarez. Photo: J. Albert Diaz/ALM
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