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Moms for Libros alleges new rule treats parents opposed to book bans differently
The proposed Rule 6A-1.094126 will be voted on in October -
The late Miami-Dade clerk of the courts Harvey Ruvin praised for 50-plus-year record of public service
The Miami-Dade County clerk of the courts, Harvey Ruvin, died on Dec. 31, ending a record of public service that spanned more than a half-century and earned Ruvin praise for his work on both technology and environmental issues in Florida. -
Lawsuit challenges redevelopment plans for Miami's historic Coconut Grove Playhouse
Fourteen Miami-Dade County residents are suing the county over its redevelopment plans for the historic Coconut Grove Playhouse, arguing that county officials are attempting to use bond funds in a way that wasn’t authorized by county voters. -
Litigated property insurance claims continue to climb in runup to Florida special session
As state lawmakers prepare for their special session on Florida’s property insurance crisis, recent data shows a continuing upward tick in litigated property claims, suggesting that past civil litigation reforms have not produced their desired results. -
Appeals court orders dismissal of class action over Miami Dade College's online instruction
A Florida appeals court has rejected the basis of a class action lawsuit brought by a Miami Dade College (MDC) student who sought to recover mandatory student fees after the college switched to remote instruction during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Greenberg Traurig Wins Five Honors in Daily Business Review’s 2022 Florida Legal Awards
Greenberg Traurig Wins Five Honors in Daily Business Review’s 2022 Florida Legal Awards. -
'Save Calusa' seeks to block housing complex on old golf course site
A local neighborhood has assembled a grassroots organization in an effort to overturn a Miami-Dade County rezoning case that will allow for a proposed single-family development on the dormant Calusa Country Club golf course property. -
Jackson Lewis Expands Miami Team with Addition of Reynaldo Velazquez
Jackson Lewis Expands Miami Team with Addition of Reynaldo Velazquez. -
Jaret Davis Receives Henry Latimer Award from University of Miami School of Law
Jaret Davis Receives Henry Latimer Award from University of Miami School of Law. -
Property insurance claims down across Florida
Property insurance claims are down 9% and in general, most Florida insurers are seeing a decline in litigated claims, according to a report by CaseGlide. -
Jaret Davis Receives Whitney M. Young Award from Boy Scouts of America South Florida Council
Jaret Davis Receives Whitney M. Young Award from Boy Scouts of America South Florida Council. -
Cozen O’Connor Expands Private Client, Trusts and Estates Group with Six New Attorneys; Opens New South Florida Office in Boca Raton
Cozen O’Connor Expands Private Client, Trusts and Estates Group with Six New Attorneys; Opens New South Florida Office in Boca Raton. -
Uptick in Florida evictions expected after U.S. Supreme Court action
The U.S. Supreme Court pulled the plug on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s eviction ban this past week, putting renters in Florida and elsewhere at a greater risk of losing their current residences. -
The Dade County Bar Association Is Now the Miami-dade Bar
The Dade County Bar Association Is Now the Miami-dade Bar. -
Florida insurers scrutinizing portfolios in the wake of condo collapse
The Surfside condo collapse that killed an estimated 97 people in June is creating new challenges for Florida property insurers that were already dealing with rate increases and hurricane damage claims prior to the tragedy. -
Homeowner files class action lawsuit over deadly Surfside condo collapse
The owner of a unit at the Surfside condo building that suffered a deadly collapse last month is suing the Champlain Towers South Condominium Association in a proposed class action that seeks $5 million in damages. -
Lawsuit claims Miami PD dumped paraplegic out of his wheelchair
MIAMI -- A man is suing the City of Miami and individual officers after being arrested. -
GREENBERG TRAURIG: Jordanna Ishmael Appointed Vice-Chair of Miami Dade Bar Diversity & Inclusion Committee
Jordanna Ishmael, an associate in the Miami office of global law firm Greenberg Traurig, P.A., has been appointed vice-chair of the Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) Committee of the Miami Dade Bar for the 2021-2022 session. -
Miami-Dade schools sued for not hiring people who have been arrested but never convicted
The Miami-Dade County Public School District was sued for allegedly discriminating against an employee for having an arrest record and no convictions. -
Miami Beach rule that bans lobbying to the city is a violation of 1st Amendment, says lobbyist
The City of Miami Beach faces civil charges from a Miami-Dade County resident who says the city violated the First Amendment, according to a lawsuit filed on January 20 in the Miami-Dade County Circuit Court.