By Jim Saunders | October 17, 2023
Duke Energy Florida filed a proposal at the Florida Public Service Commission seeking approval to pass along the Idalia costs to customers in 2024.
By Mason Lawlor | September 8, 2023
"For the people who know me, and know how much I care about my clients, and how much time I take to navigate through these complex legal issues, it isn't an issue of 'we're here to get a quick buck,' or 'we're chasing easy money,' or whatever the rumors are about our profession," said Lea Bucciero of Podhurst Orseck in Miami.
By Alexander Lugo | August 31, 2023
"The owners of all of those commercial office buildings are facing decreased demand for office leases right now," said Heather Jonczak, a construction-focused shareholder in Carlton Fields' Miami office. "We're in a little bit of a different situation than a lot of other major U.S. markets."
By Lisa Willis | August 30, 2023
"We have to ask ourselves which view tells our client's story best then do everything in our power to define the case through that lens." attorney Jorge L. Fors Jr. said.
By Alexander Lugo | August 28, 2023
"We need to be making sure that we don't have a mass foreclosure crisis in this state like we had back in the recession," said Donna DiMaggio Berger, a shareholder in Becker & Poliakoff's community association practice.
By Alexander Lugo | July 25, 2023
"People are having to get creative in order to get deals across the finish line," Jaime Sturgis, CEO of South Florida-based real estate brokerage Native Realty, said. "A lot of people are really looking for bridge options, where they can get through the next 12 to 18 months."
By Lisa Willis | July 12, 2023
Both sides have claimed victory in the long-running litigation over a condo unit allegedly sold without utilities, but it seems the latest round went to the smaller firm.
By Lisa Willis | July 10, 2023
"If lawyers want time with the court, they can get it very quickly," Judge Thomas Rebúll said.
By Lisa Willis | July 6, 2023
The far-reaching litigation included international victims, and lawyers in at least two states.
By Jim Turner | June 30, 2023
The measure, which drew opposition from environmental groups, will require the Florida Department of Transportation to study the use of phosphogypsum, which includes radioactive elements, in road-construction "aggregate" material.
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