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2 South Florida Home Purchases Linked to Venezuelan Bribery Scheme
The federal government wants to seize the real estate after the owners pleaded guilty to involvement in the scheme and admitted using illegally obtained funds to buy the homes.
Miami Firm Joins Paul Hastings in Handling Puerto Rico Bankruptcy
Genovese, Joblove & Battista will work alongside Paul Hastings as it pursues claims on behalf of unsecured creditors in Puerto Rico's $100 billion bankruptcy reorganization.
Miami Firm Appointed Special Counsel in Puerto Rico Bankruptcy
Genovese, Joblove & Battista will work alongside Paul Hastings as it pursues claims on behalf of unsecured creditors in Puerto Rico's $100 billion bankruptcy reorganization.
Federal Lawsuit Accuses PNC Bank of Aiding $85M Debt Scheme
Court-appointed receiver Jonathan E. Perlman has filed a federal lawsuit linking PNC Bank to a phony $85 million debt relief scheme under investigation by the Federal Trade Commission.
The Importance of Having a Mentor in the Legal Profession
In the legal profession, I cannot emphasize enough the importance of having a mentor. Law school teaches you to understand and apply the law, but it does not prepare you adequately to practice law.
The Broward County Hispanic Bar Association—Thirty Years Later
The Broward County Hispanic Bar Association (BCHBA) is celebrating its 30-year anniversary during its annual gala June 1. In light of this achievement, the BCHBA will be honoring its beginnings by interviewing several of the BCHBA's past presidents, and asking how and why the organization was started.
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.TRENDING STORIES
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