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How a New Kind of Fraud Puts South Florida Real Estate Owners, Lenders at Risk
A loophole on the Sunbiz website is allowing scammers to steal corporate identities for real estate fraud.
How a New Kind of Fraud Puts South Florida Real Estate Owners, Lenders at Risk
A loophole on the Sunbiz website is allowing scammers to steal corporate identities for real estate fraud.
10 perfect holiday gifts for lawyers
Lawyers may not be the easiest to please when it comes to selecting holiday presents. But there are many gifts out there with legal themes that attorneys or judges will rule in order.
Are Wal-Mart's Safe for Shoppers? The World's No. 1 Retailer's Negligent Security Problems
Wal-Mart Stores should spend a fraction of its profits on security to shrink the violent crimes committed in its parking lots, writes attorney Christopher Marlowe.
Self-Determination and Drive Take Gordon to Top Legal Post at Bacardi
Growing up in rural Jamaica, Bacardi North America Vice President and General Counsel Marlene Gordon found inspiration in her overachieving mother.
Obama Trip to Cuba Shows Move Away From Focus on Dissidents
President Barack Obama is wagering that reforging links between the U.S. and Cuba will do more to change Cuba's single-party government and centrally planned economy than a half-century of confrontation.
For Transgender Community, Argentine Girl Sign of Hope
Luana had to fight to be a girl. She was born a boy, and struggled with a world that insisted that was what she must be. Then, in 2013, she became the youngest person to take advantage of an Argentine law that allows people to identify their own gender for legal purposes.
She Learned Firsthand Just How Lacking in Basic Freedoms Cuba is
Review reporter Julie Kay shadowed lawyers touring Cuba last week. Kay had a few tense moments when was kicked off the tour and told by the government to stop writing during her visit.
How an Insurer Is Taking Money From the Fan Beaten at Dodgers Stadium
The beating of Brian Stow drew national attention to sports hooliganism. It's also brought to light a virtually unknown aspect of the legal system that cuts compensation to victims. In effect, Stow was sucker-punched twice: first by his assailant and then by his health insurer.
Judge Rules Fashion Mall Must Be Sold at Auction
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge John Olson rejected a plan to convert Fashion Mall's owner from a Chapter 7 bankruptcy to a Chapter 11 reorganization.TRENDING STORIES
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