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Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton is a complex commercial litigation firm founded in 1982 that focuses its practice on bet-the-company commercial cases, class actions, healthcare and bankruptcy matters.
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/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsBy David Minsky July 30, 2026 A Florida judge declined to dismiss a lawsuit Thursday brought by dozens of residents who allege a nearby power plant is causing a nuisance to their neighborhood, claiming the facility is severely disrupting their daily lives and diminishing property values. Click here to read the original article.
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/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsBy Annie Mayne May 20, 2026 The chief judge for a third largest judicial circuit in South Florida told Law.com Wednesday that his court is also reviewing its administrative order on AI use with an eye on uniformity. Click here to read the original article.
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/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsBy Annie Mayne March 31, 2026 “We’re a 30-person law firm in South Florida,” Kozyak Tropin partner Benjamin Widlanski said in a recent interview with the Daily Business Review. “But on the other side of almost all of our cases are the biggest firms in America.” Click here to read the original article.
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/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsBy Jorge Piedra March 26, 2026 The legal profession does not need to be synonymous with constant stress and 24/7 availability. By using simple tools like delayed email delivery, we can take meaningful steps toward reducing unnecessary pressure on our colleagues. Click here to read the original article.
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/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsBy Tal Lifshitz February 26, 2026 Lawyers who understand AI’s strengths and limits can do more, with less. And the more the lawyer understands how to leverage these tools, the more they can do, for less. That should be enough, on its own, to spark at least some level of excitement for developing this competence […]
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