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Jury Awards $1.7 Million Over Claim Nurses Didn't Act to Prevent Patient's Fatal Infection
The defense claimed the infection was successfully treated at hospital.
Arch Insurance Company v. Kubicki Draper, LLP
In a case that had been pending before it for almost two years, the Florida Supreme Court has ruled that a professional liability insurer could bring a malpractice claim against appointed defense counsel based on a subrogation claim in its policy.
After Chauvin, Miami Lawyer Calls for Vigilance Against New Florida Law
"Passing that bill is like solutions in search of problems," said attorney Trelvis Randolph.
'Change is Possible': Florida Legal Community Reacts to Derek Chauvin's Murder Conviction
"Sometimes, because they are our partners, we don't condemn their behavior. So who are we really serving? We serve the state. We serve the people. Not the officers," South Florida attorney Loreal Arscott said.
Florida Bar Files Complaint Over 'Pitbull' Lawyer's Ads, But Ethics Experts Raise Questions
"Some clients want a pit bull, and I think they know they're not actually getting a lawyer that is going to bite someone," one legal ethics expert said.
Trump-Appointee Orshan to Prosecute Capitol Hill Rioters as Lawyers Decry 'Double Standard'
"Those responsible for these criminal acts, including any South Florida resident who is found to have participated in the violent attack, will be held accountable," South Florida's U.S. Attorney said.
Meet Melba Pearson, the Miami Lawyer Who Challenged a 27-Year State Attorney
"I knew that politics could be a dirty game, but the hypocrisy was what I was really not prepared for," the former prosecutor said.
PPP Loans Helped Many Law Firms at Pandemic's Start, but Collection Season Now Looms
The money helped Florida firms weather the initial storm from the pandemic, observers said, but firms' performance at year-end collections is still a large question.
'For White People': Watch the Video as Black Lawyers Open Up About Microaggressions
"When you talk about microaggressions, it seems so innocent and harmless. But it's the repeated nature of hearing similar comments or expectations or questions that really ultimately impact the receiver of those comments."
Store Staff Ignored Puddle, Fallen Customer Claims
A customer claimed back and shoulder injuries after he slipped on a spilled liquid in a Florida City Walmart store.TRENDING STORIES
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