Judges | News

Miami Judge to Retire From the State Court Bench

By Tommaso Baronio

”Just demanding so much of us made me a better lawyer and it makes us better lawyers," Javier Lopez, a shareholder... Read More

Consumer Protection | Commentary

The Eleventh Circuit Will Hear The IMC Petition on the FCC's One-to-One Consent Rule

By Aaron Weiss

As anyone who follows the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) knows by now, the FCC's one to consent rules are... Read More

Bankruptcy | Commentary

Bankruptcy Sales: Finding a Diamond in the Rough

By Matthew I. Kramer and Erika A. Martinez

There is no efficient market for the sale of bankruptcy assets, and inefficient markets yield a transactional drag that... Read More

International - Latin America

Son-in-Law of Top Foe of Venezuela's President Sentenced to 30 Months on Money Laundering Charge

By Joshua Goodman | Associated Press

Fernando Vuteff, 53, was charged in Miami federal court with laundering bribes and illicit proceeds from a fake foreign... Read More

Transportation | News

Rogge Dunn Represents Florida Trucking Firm in Civil RICO Suit Against Worldwide Express

By Adolfo Pesquera

Dallas-based Worldwide Express and affiliated companies are alleged in a RICO suit of cheating consumers, their agents... Read More

Insurance Law | Commentary

Navigating Florida Property Insurance Claims in a Post-Fee-Shifting World

By Aaron Cohn and Alan Palma

This change has understandably caused concern among homeowners as the prospect of shouldering legal fees can make pursuing... Read More