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Hugh Culverhouse Jr. Pledges $1.5M to UF Levin College of Law
University of Florida Levin College of Law alumnus Hugh Culverhouse, Jr., has pledged to donate $1.5 million for incoming student scholarships if the school's law community raises an additional $1.5 million by the first day of classes Aug. 14. → Read More
Will Colombia’s ‘No’ Vote on FARC Peace Referendum Hurt Economic Growth
The Colombian peace agreement would have brought a formal end to half-a-century of bloodshed and a boost to the country's economy. The voters' rejection may ... → Read More
King & Spalding Facing Sanctions After Tobacco Case Mistrial
A Miami judge declared a mistrial in a tobacco case after a King & Spalding partner made improper comments before the jury. → Read More
Daily Business Review Reporter Julie Kay Dies at 54, Services Scheduled for Monday
Daily Business Review reporter Julie Kay died Sunday after a 10-year battle with ovarian cancer. → Read More
Greenspoon Marder Hires Greenberg Traurig Parter to Lead Tampa Office
Murray Silverstein is managing shareholder of the five-lawyer Tampa office with a goal of growing the four-year-old location for a firm that has been expansi... → Read More
Holland & Knight Advises Colombian Bank on Road Project
Holland & Knight advised Colombian infrastructure bank on $74 million loan enhancement for a, $850 million road project that will connect the cities of C... → Read More
Hispanic Attorneys in Miami Rise to Prominence in International Practice
Hispanic Miami attorneys have risen to prominence in international work and are handling high-end international transactions once handled almost exclusively ... → Read More
High-Profile Developer Backs Medical Marijuana Operation
Panhandle developer Jay Odom is bankrolling a Northeast Florida operation licensed by health officials to grow, process and distribute noneuphoric marijuana ... → Read More
Women Pushing to Overcome Professional, Personal Obstacles in Law
Former Florida Bar president Mayanne Downs will be coming off the most traumatic month in her life before she takes charge at GrayRobinson. → Read More
3 Florida Firms Sign Onto Program for Women Attorneys Returning to Practice
A fellowship program for women lawyers returning after career breaks is offering its first positions in Florida at Akerman, Fisher Phillips and White & C... → Read More
Two Miami Beach Properties Sell for $49 Million, Doubling Purchase Price
A two-office portfolio near Miami Beach's famed Lincoln Road doubles in price after a 12-year hold. → Read More
Suit Alleging Fraud in Crypt Sales Certifies as Class Action
Palm Beach Circuit Judge Catherine Brunson certified a class alleging The Gardens of Boca Raton defrauded Jewish clients who purchased burial space. → Read More
New Delay in Lengthy Dispute Over Legal Fees in 2 Trials
A fight over attorneys' fees continues in a Miami-Dade courtroom in the case of a pregnant woman wrongly suspected of being a drug trafficker. → Read More
New Delay in Lengthy Dispute Over Legal Fees in 2 Trials
A fight over attorneys' fees continues in a Miami-Dade courtroom in the case of a pregnant woman wrongly suspected of being a drug trafficker. → Read More
Law Firm Diversity 2016
In the Daily Business Review’s diversity special section, articles focus on race and sexuality in South Florida law firms. → Read More
Given's CBRE Multifamily Team Moves to Cushman
Robert Given, a top-producing broker tied to South Florida's multimillion-dollar apartment deals, joins Cushman & Wakefield after 13 years with CBRE. → Read More
Berger Singerman Forms Immigration Practice With Venezuelan Bar Head
Berger Singerman is making its first formal foray into business immigration work with the hire of the incoming president of the Venezuelan National American ... → Read More
In Slowing Market, Average Miami Beach Home Price Tops $1 Million
Miami-Dade County's housing market has chilled, yet prices continue ticking up. → Read More
High Court Ruling Could Take Wind Out of Florida DUI Fight
A U.S. Supreme Court decision might short-circuit a battle about the constitutionality of a Florida law that leads to criminal charges for some drunken-drivi... → Read More
Miami Lawyer's Claims Against Government Can Proceed
Miami attorney Carlos Loumiet won a D.C. Circuit Court appeal reinstating his $4 million in claims against the government for damaging his career. → Read More