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Attorney Turns Loss At 3rd DCA Into A Win For His Condo Association Client
Ben Solomon, senior partner at Miami-based Association Law Group, successfully argued that an apparent loss at the Third District Court of Appeal was more procedural than substantive and his client, the Spiaggia Ocean Condominium Association, is not the only party liable for unpaid assessments and fees on a foreclosed unit.Rough Road for Former Enron Employees
Former Enron employees are unlikely to recover much, if anything, of what they lost when the company's stock collapsed last year. That assessment comes from bankruptcy lawyers who say that the federal bankruptcy code considers the thousands of fired workers with Enron stock in their 401(k) accounts to be unsecured creditors. As such, they are low on the list of who gets paid.In murder case, RICO charges intrigue defense lawyers
The public may be fascinated with the murder case against Andrea Sneiderman because it centers on an alleged love triangle, but lawyers observing the case are intrigued by something else - racketeering charges.View more book results for the query "Bank of New York Mellon"
Mark Polen to hear oral arguments for final time
Retiring Fourth District Court of Appeal Judge Mark E. Polen will preside over oral arguments for the last time during a special hearing in March at the Broward County Courthouse.Reed Smith Hiring 12 Financial Lawyers
In a move that catapults Reed Smith into investment management practice, the firm has acquired 12 lawyers from the legal department of Pittsburgh-based mutual fund company Federated Investors, effective Oct. 1.Suit by Fired 'At-Will' Workers Goes Forward Against Dreyfus Corp.
Five at-will investment-managers who were fired by The Dreyfus Corp. may pursue a fraudulent-inducement claim against the mutual fund giant, a New York appellate panel has ruled. By a 4-1 margin, the panel agreed that the plaintiffs' allegation that their managers purposefully misled them about an upcoming merger constituted a prima facie claim of fraudulent inducement, notwithstanding their status as at-will employees.Plaintiffs counsel defend $42M fees sought in Madoff-related settlement
Plaintiffs attorneys passionately defended their $42 million request for legal fees for their role in reaching a settlement on behalf of investors in Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities during a March 15 hearing in Manhattan federal court.Trending Stories
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