Archive for year: 2025
Meet the 2025 Power Leaders in Law & Accounting (Part 2)
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsBy Jeff Zbar
June 20, 2025
Robinson focuses his practice on complex litigation. He has represented clientsin dozens of appeals in federal and state court, and served as part of a litigationand appellate team that secured a victory before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Stay Won’t Be Lifted On Claims Over $93M Real Estate Fraud
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsBy Carolina Bolado
May 8, 2025
Victims of a $93 million Miami real estate development scheme won’t be able to pursue their claims — at least for now — against the company’s former CEO after a Florida federal judge on Wednesday denied their request to lift a stay on litigation during a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission receivership.
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Young Lawyers Counter Veteran Critiques, Embrace Zoom Expertise
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsBy Lisa Willis
May 19, 2025
Rasheed Nader and Meaghan Goldstein are featured in the Daily Business Review discussing how young attorneys are redefining litigation in the Zoom era. They highlight the value of adaptability, tech fluency, and firm support in navigating post-COVID courtroom challenges.
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John Kozyak Featured on ATHENA RISING – Season 2, Episode 10: Mentorship in Law
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsSeason 2, Episode 10: John Kozyak – National Legal Legend, Dedicated Mentor & Staunch Ally
ATHENA RISING: THE POWER OF THE FEMALE LAWYER & COLLECTIVE
April 9, 2025
We are pleased to announce that John Kozyak was featured on the
ATHENA RISING: THE POWER OF THE FEMALE LAWYER & COLLECTIVE podcast,
Season 2, Episode 10, released on April 9.
This episode, titled “John Kozyak – National Legal Legend, Dedicated Mentor & Staunch Ally,”
dives into John’s long-standing commitment to mentorship, career development,
and diversity in the legal field.
Listen to the podcast here:
Season 2, Episode 10 – John Kozyak
In this engaging conversation, John shares insights from his storied career,
discusses the importance of guiding the next generation of lawyers, and reflects
on the power of allyship in the legal community. Don’t miss this fascinating look
into the life and legacy of one of the profession’s most dedicated mentors.
Miami-Dade Lawyer’s Fight Changes Rule on Nonfinal Orders
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsBy Tommaso Baronio
March 27, 2025
This ruling ensures that these rights can be effectively protected through immediate appeals, safeguarding free speech before costly and protracted litigation concludes,” the petitioner’s counsel said in an interview.
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Fla. High Court Widens Anti-SLAPP Rights In Blogger Suit
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsBy David Minsky
March 27, 2025
A split Florida Supreme Court on Thursday expanded the right of a Miami-area blogger to challenge a defamation lawsuit, allowing state appellate courts to review rulings denying bids to toss such complaints based on strategic lawsuits against public participation provisions, or anti-SLAPP, before those cases have concluded.
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From Capitol Hill to the courtroom: alumna’s journey through law and advocacy
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsFTC Report on Pharmacy Benefit Managers May Boost NJ’s Insulin MDL
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsBy Lisa Willis
Jan 21, 2025
The FTC’s new report on pharmacy benefit managers strengthens New Jersey’s insulin MDL, say Tal Lifshitz and Ben Wotlanzki. They argue the findings—revealing $7.3 billion in inflated drug revenues and broken rebate systems—reinforce arguments that PBMs manipulated insulin pricing. Their analysis predicts expanded litigation and heightened scrutiny of PBM practices in the MDL.
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More Litigation Coming? Insulin MDL Gets Boost from FTC Report
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsBy Lisa Willis
Jan 17, 2025
Insulin MDL litigation is gaining momentum, bolstered by a fresh FTC report. Tal Lifshitz and Ben Wotlanzki emphasize that the agency’s findings reinforce allegations of anticompetitive behavior and pricing manipulation. They predict a surge in lawsuits targeting insulin manufacturers, setting the stage for intensified legal scrutiny and robust multidistrict litigation activity.
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