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40 Under 40 winner Chris Stoy helps client to $1.3 million settlement in injury claim
Imagine waking up after a blow to the head with little visible damage but the uncanny feeling something isn’t right.
Class-action suit aims to stop actions of alleged foreclosure mill against homeowners
MIAMI – A class-action suit filed by a Brazilian citizen over family property in Florida claims several banks and law firms are pursuing unlawful foreclosures against thousands of Florida homeowners.
Florida boat owner files motion for indemnity in personal injury case
MIAMI – A Florida man is filing a motion to indemnify him against claims arising from an accident that allegedly occurred aboard a sailboat he owns.
Okla. insurance company says it's not liable to pay for Florida man's injuries
MIAMI – An Oklahoma insurance company is suing a Florida man and two businesses in the state over a dispute surrounding an insurance policy.
Class-action suit seeks to halt allegedly unlawful homeowners insurance practices
MIAMI – A Miami homeowner is suing PennyMac Loan Services LLC and three insurance companies, claiming they charge borrowers undisclosed and illegitimate costs in connection with force-placed insurance.
Plastic surgeon accuses Strax Rejuvenation of misrepresenting his work
MIAMI – A Seattle plastic surgeon is suing Strax Rejuvenation for allegedly posting before-and-after photographs of his patients and misrepresenting his surgical results as their own.
Wells Fargo requests move of debt collection case from state to federal court
MIAMI – Wells Fargo Bank is petitioning to remove a mortgage foreclosure case from the Eleventh Judicial Circuit in Dade County to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida.
AutoNation accuses former general manager of violating non-compete clause
MIAMI – A Fort Lauderdale car dealer is suing a former general manager, claiming he broke an employment agreement by leaving the company to work for a competitor.
U.S. government accuses man of owing over $70K for student loans
MIAMI – The federal government is suing a St. Lucie County man who allegedly defaulted on a student loan from the Department of Education dating back to 2000.
Receiver for eCareer’s fraud case accuses CEO of stealing funds
MIAMI – The lawyer handling a receivership case for a Boca Raton company accused of investor fraud is suing the firm’s CEO, claiming he used company funds to cover personal expenses.
Mapei accuses Laticrete of unauthorized trademark use
FORT LAUDERDALE – An Italian company that manufactures flooring adhesives is suing Laticrete International in a dispute over the unauthorized use of its trademarked logo.
Florida woman accuses Fox Collection Center of violating Fair Debt Collection Act
MIAMI – A Santa Rosa County woman is suing Fox Collection Center, claiming they deceived her by insisting she defend an unpaid debt case in person in Tennessee after the statute of limitations had already passed.
Insurance firm seeks to cap liability for nightclub shooting at $75,000
MIAMI – An Ohio insurance company is seeking a declaratory judgment against The Mint Lounge to determine coverage limits for assault and battery liability.
King Ocean claims Hayek Services hasn't paid invoices
An international shipping firm is suing Miami-based Hayek Services for more than $100,000 in unpaid freight invoices.
Ex-hairstylist accuses LeeLou Salon of wage violation
A Dade County woman says her former employer, LeeLou Salon and Spa in Miami, failed to pay her minimum wage, as well as other money they allegedly owe.
Woman sues Sprint over claim that nude photos were downloaded, shared
An Orlando, Fla. woman is suing Sprint PCS, claiming a repair tech downloaded and shared her nude photos.
Man claims SunTrust Banks violated debt-collection law
A Florida man alleges that Suntrust Banks repeatedly harassed him by calling his cell phone to collect money they claim he owes.
Cruise passenger's suit blames Carnival Corp. for slip-and-fall injuries
A Nevada woman is suing Carnival Corp. for injuries she alleged suffered aboard the cruise ship Carnival Breeze last year.
Chinese restaurant accused of not providing full value of tips, overtime wages to servers
PENSACOLA, Fla. – Two Pensacola women are suing their former employer, House of Chong, and its owner in an overtime pay dispute.