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JALA receives cy pres award in health-care billing case

Jacksonville Area Legal Aid recently received a $51,356 cy pres award resulting from a case in which attorney Jordan A. Shaw represented a class of patients who were improperly billed by a hospital for the difference between the provider’s charge

Judge Certifies Fla. Class Alleging Premium Refund Scheme

A Florida federal judge certified a class of Sunshine State drivers accusing an American Family unit of incorrectly calculating premium refunds when nonstandard auto insurance policies were canceled early. Dorine Connor and Myrtle Pugh will be allowed to represent certain Permanent

Sunglasses Co. Says Award In Israeli IP Fight Must Be OK’d

Sunglasses maker Verso is pressing a Florida court to enforce an arbitral award issued in a $3 million dispute with an Israeli pop star who allegedly undercut a deal to promote the brand in Israel by conspiring with a distributor

Five Miami Law Students to Receive Economic Justice Scholarships Funded By Cy Pres Distribution Windfall

[caption id="attachment_14135" align="alignright" width="300"] (Top) Abril Montero Dokser, Sam Sachs, Lily Liu; (Bottom) Stacey Shenderov & Katherine Johnson[/caption] Miami Law was named the recipient of a $20,000 cy pres distribution from a class-action settlement in Esposito v. I.Q. Data International, Inc.,

Super Lawyers Honors

All four Zeb Law named partners earn Super Lawyers Honors! Congratulations to Ed Zebersky, Todd S. Payne, Jordan Shaw, and Michael Lewenz for earning the designation “Super Lawyer” in 2021. Super Lawyers selects attorneys using a patented multiphase selection process. Peer

EB-5 Fraud Suit Tied To Failed Hotel Sees Key Settlement

A Florida federal judge has approved a settlement between a group of Chinese investors and a man they say aided a fraud scheme that duped them into investing in a failed hotel with the hopes of securing EB-5 visas, with

Alleged Co-Conspirator Cuts Deal In EB-5 Fla. Hotel Fraud Suit

Chinese investors have convinced an alleged co-conspirator to help them pursue EB-5 fraud claims against the builders of a since-shuttered Miami hotel in exchange for the dismissal of all claims against him, according to a settlement agreement filed in Florida

Mortgage Servicer’s Attempt to Remove Case to Federal Court Draws Scrutiny

The underlying dispute is related to a statewide and national litigation trend against mortgage servicers in a "pay-to-pay scheme." Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Rodney Smith. Courtesy photo A federal judge has remanded the case of a national mortgage servicer who

PNC Bank Settles With EB-5 Investors In Fla. Hotel Fraud Suit

PNC Bank has reached a settlement with a group of Chinese investors who claimed it conspired with a developer to defraud them of millions of dollars they collectively provided to back a now-shuttered Miami Beach hotel with the hopes of

Miami Commission, attorney stifle public comment on noise ordinance

Several people who live, work and play in Miami were denied their First Amendment rights Thursday when the city attorney arbitrarily decided there was no need to hear almost nine hours of public comments on a measure to tighten noise

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