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‘I’m Here Live. I’m Not a Cat.’ We Can’t Ignore Wave of Innovation Any Longer

Because while Zoom may be the easy example, the low hanging fruit, it’s only the beginning of the wave of technological innovations that are coming to redefine the practice of law in the coming years.

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Discovery Nightmare: Simple Request Sparked 3-Year Dispute for Miami-Dade Lawyer

When Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton partner Javier Lopez agreed to defend a Coral Gables barbershop owner against accusations of tortious interference in August 2017, he had assumed the litigation would be straightforward.

But he was wrong. 

“My client was not someone that was going to be bullied,” Lopez said. “I think, a lot of times, lawyers forget that OK, maybe we have 15, 20 cases, but every case is the most important case for that client. It’s all-consuming. It takes over their lives. They dream about it. I dream about it too. And we’ve got to remember that we are helping these folks, in many instances, during some of the worst parts of their lives.”

Corali Lopez-Castro of Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton: The Future Of Retail In The Post Pandemic World

Arianna Huffington’s Thrive Global interviews Corali Lopez-Castro on what’s ahead for retail.

Women, Lawyers & Mothers: A Message to Our Children

In this episode of The Litigation Room, Amanda McGovern hosts Corali Lopez-Castro of Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton, and other legal experts.

Happy New Year? Top South Florida Litigators Pinpoint Key Issues for 2021

Harley S. Tropin of Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton and other top litigators in South Florida have their eyes on several issues and opportunities, and are wondering if current conditions portend the new normal, as they transition into the New Year.

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5 South Florida Attorneys Address Litigation Implications of Biden Administration on Cuban Relations

South Florida attorneys and academics said that actions by President-elect Biden’s administration might have significant legal implications on American-Cuban relations.

South Florida office landlords are offering sweeteners to lure tenants amid the pandemic

As the date approached to renew their office lease in Coral Gables, Javier Lopez and his partners at the Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton law firm contemplated negotiating tactics.

Common Law Negligence and Ransomware Attacks: An Old Tool for a New Job

In the Cyber Age, legislative and regulatory bodies must play a perpetual game of catch-up, chasing dexterous bad actors whose evolving tactics and capabilities outpace the legal response.

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KTT encourages its employees to vote!

KTT encourages its employees to vote!

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Litigation Trend: Hyatt Hit With Automatic-Gratuity Class Action in Miami Federal Court

The multimillion-dollar suit against Hyatt Corp. and its subsidiaries is part of a larger trend of hotels facing litigation over gratuity or service charges in violation of deceptive trade practice statutes.

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On the Rise: Javier A. Lopez

On the Rise: The Daily Business Review profiles managing partner, Javier Lopez.

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Both Sides ‘Taken by Surprise’ as 11th Circuit ‘Eradicated’ Incentive Fees for Class-Action Representatives

South Florida attorneys are against a majority viewpoint by a federal appeals court, which disallowed incentive fees for class-action representatives. Harley S. Tropin, the president of Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton in Coral Gables, said the ruling would not change class-action lawsuits where the class representative has the main motivation of reforming a practice.