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Tamarac In Transition With Plans For a 23-Acre City Center
More then 40 developers are expressing interest in creating a city center complex on Commercial Boulevard in a city best known as a retirement haven.
Judge Victoria Sigler Showed Resolve In Unplanned 'Outing'
Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Victoria Sigler gave a key speech that helped the Florida Bar Association add sexual orientation to its nondiscrimination rules.
Diversity Scorecard 2014: Women Closing The Gender Gap
South Florida women lawyers are starting networking groups as a way to help other women get business and raise their collective profiles.
Cuban Travel In Record Numbers A Year Into Reform
A year into a new law that scrapped an exit visa requirement that for five decades had made it difficult for most islanders to go abroad, Cubans are traveling in record numbers. Some have not returned, but there's no sign of the mass exodus that some feared.
Injured Royal Caribbean Cruise Janitor Awarded $6.3 Million
A Miami jury awarded $6.3 million to a Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. janitor who severely injured his back from overwork and improper equipment.
The Rodent: Doctors' disdain for lawyers may not be completely unreasonable
The Rodent writes that doctors may have a right to grumble about the prohibitive costs of medical malpractice insurance but that they do walk around like big lawsuit bull's eyes.The Rodent: Don't let delusions of grandeur derail a perfectly good settlement
The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow can drive a tiny minority of lawyers right off a courthouse cliff, writes The Rodent.
Panel awards couple $1.34 million in securities dispute
An arbitration panel awards $1.34 million to two retirees who lost money on Fannie Mae preferred stock, finding Merrill Lynch committed a breach of fiduciary duty.
Death during 3-way sex nets $3 million verdict
The way the plaintiffs lawyers figured it, a 31-year-old Atlanta police officer's night of adulterous three-way sex in a motel room cost his widow and two young children $2 million out of the medical malpractice verdict they won for his fatal heart attack.
Music piracy is rampant even as labels license online sites
Digital piracy is still rising along with websites and forums linking to content accessible by piracy services. Global revenue from music via the Internet and mobile phones rose 6 percent to $4.6 billion, accounting for 29 percent of record companies' sales.TRENDING STORIES
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