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Big Spenders: Some Florida Bankruptcy Cases Are Costing More Than $1 Million to Administer
Bankruptcy doesn't come cheap, according to an independent study by ALM's Daily Business Review.
South Florida Lawyers Are Raking In Millions Working in Bankruptcy Court
It might sound counterintuitive, but bankruptcy can be lucrative.
'So Close and Tender': Plaintiff Seeks Miami Judge's Removal Over Handholding With Opposing Counsel
A Miami condominium association and its president questioned Miami-Dade Circuit Judge William Thomas' impartiality after he chatted, laughed and clasped hands with opposing counsel Mary Barzee Flores in the courtroom, according to court filings.
New Scrutiny Facing Professional Disclosures in Bankruptcy Cases in Wake of 'Jay Alix'
Jay Alix, the founder and now minority shareholder of consulting firm AlixPartners, sued McKinsey & Co., alleging lack of disclosures while serving as an adviser for debtors in several major Chapter 11 cases.
John Genovese Minds the Past to Tend to His Firm's Future
The Genovese Joblove & Battista founding partner made his name in bankruptcy suits, including the historic multibillion-dollar case against Enron. Now, as his firm approaches its 20th anniversary, John Genovese is looking to the next generation of litigators.
D.R. Horton Left Defects, Cash-Strapped Miami-Dade Association, Lawsuit Says
The Mandarin Lakes community claims it is more than $1.8 million in debt because of D.R. Horton failures on assessment collections and utility arrears.
City Faces Third Lawsuit Over Delayed Midtown Boca Development
Cypress Realty of Florida blames the city for refusing to consider its proposal for a 204-unit luxury apartment building and accompanying retail.
Top Foreclosure Lawyer, Fantasy Football Columnist, Sees Law Firm Liquidate
Mark Stopa, the subject of a criminal investigation in Florida, saw his firm Stay In My Home file for bankruptcy.
Settlement Reached in Litigation Over Controversial Fashion Mall Project in Broward
The settlement marks the end of an extended conflict between parties over the failed endeavor to transform the Plantation property into a live-work-play community called 321 North.
Hurricane-Damaged Lauderdale Hotel Sells for $39 Million During Construction
The buyer in the bankruptcy sale hopes to resume idled construction on the Las Olas Ocean Resort by the end of the month.TRENDING STORIES
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