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By Annie Mayne May 05, 2026 The move—to coalesce nearly 90 individuals in a single action without class status—is rare. Click here to read the original article.

By Carolina Bolado March 23, 2026 An operator of clinics offering stem cell and plasma therapies lures in desperate patients for unproven treatments marketed as guaranteed cures with no-interest payments, according to a proposed class suit filed Monday in Miami. Click here to read the original article.

By David Minsky February 24, 2026 A Texas bank sought to dismiss an adversary complaint alleging it helped a nonprofit founder defraud a special needs trust out of $100 million, telling a Florida federal bankruptcy court Tuesday the lawsuit doesn’t plausibly claim the lender knew of any wrongdoing.. Click here to read the original article.

By Michael R. Lorigas 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 in any […]

By Annie Mayne January 21, 2026 As established by Mr. Dopico’s guilty plea, Florida fishermen have been the victims of a textbook conspiracy to suppress their profit and increase the profits of the purchasers. We look forward to righting this wrong,” the plaintiffs’ counsel said in a joint statement to the Daily Business Review. Click […]

Now in its 10th year, the forum will address this “cutting-edge issue” from various angles, according to co-chair Harley Tropin of Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton.