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May 07, 2010 |

Former Rothstein partner to be charged, attorney says

Howard Kusnick, a longtime law partner of Ponzi king Scott Rothstein, will soon face criminal charges, his civil attorney said in state court today.
3 minute read
September 16, 2009 |

Mold plaintiffs give county 5-day ultimatum

Plaintiff attorneys have given the county five more days to file an answer to a lawsuit alleging mold in the downtown Fort Lauderdale courthouse has sickened employees.
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October 25, 2004 |

Jury clears Ford in police car suit

An illinois jury has found that Ford's Crown Victoria police cruisers are safe, giving the automaker its first win in a series of class actions involving allegations that the police car's gas tanks are prone to explode after rear-end collisions.
4 minute read
May 11, 2010 |

Longtime Partner of Crookedest Lawyer Ever Faces Criminal Charges

Howard Kusnick, a longtime law partner of Ponzi king Scott Rothstein, will soon face criminal charges, his civil attorney said in court last week.
2 minute read
September 16, 2009 |

DuPont slammed by judge in Benlate case

A Broward Circuit judge struck the defenses of DuPont chemical company in a pair of multimillion-dollar cases over the destruction of shellfish grown by Ecuadorean shrimp farms.
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May 24, 2010 |

South Florida lawyers stay busy with lawsuits

As Benlate trials wrap up, Toyota's the subject of the next wave of suits. Meanwhile, courts maintain heavy caseload concerning Chinese drywall, asbestos and tobacco.
10 minute read
December 03, 2009 |

TD Bank asks judge to rule on ownership of 37 accounts

TD Bank has asked U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Raymond Ray to determine who holds the ownership interests in 37 bank accounts related to accused Ponzi scheme operator Scott Rothstein.
6 minute read
March 09, 2001 |

DuPont Facing New Benlate Attack

Years ago, having set aside $1 billion to settle lawsuits and hundreds of claims over the fungicide Benlate's alleged damage to U.S. ornamental nurseries, DuPont thought it had seen the worst of its Benlate litigation. Now, DuPont is confronted with charges that Benlate -- and not a fatal oceanic virus, as DuPont has maintained -- also caused millions of dollars in damage to the Ecuadorean shrimp industry.
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