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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Cuban doctors: A modern-day slavery enterprise | Opinion
/in In the News /by kttlawdevThroughout the last few months, there has been increasing evidence of Cuba’s involvement in the Western Hemisphere. Cuba’s core contribution? Its people.
Formerly Private Cuba Bank Gets Chance For $456M Claim
/in In the News /by kttlawdevA Manhattan federal judge tasked counsel for a formerly private Cuba bank Monday with explaining why, under new Trump administration policy, it should get a $456 million chunk of $717 million that Societe Generale agreed to pay the U.S. government for violating Cuba sanctions.
#StigmaFreeYLD – Javier Lopez
/in In the News /by kttlawdevAs lawyers, we are mostly allergic to vulnerability, taking off the masks that we wear on a daily basis and being honest with ourselves and our colleagues. The truth is, I love being a lawyer, it is the privilege of my life to do what I love to do with partners whom I love to practice with.
Florida Bar YLD Interviews Javier Lopez on Mental Health
/in In the News /by kttlawdevAs lawyers, we are mostly allergic to vulnerability, taking off the masks that we wear on a daily basis and being honest with ourselves and our colleagues. The truth is, I love being a lawyer, it is the privilege of my life to do what I love to do with partners whom I love to practice with. Unfortunately a commercial litigator, there are always winners and losers, and each side is always looking for a competitive or strategic advantage. It is a high-stress environment, and no side ever wants to “blink” first.
As Trump Allows Cuba Lawsuits, Young Lawyer Sees Vindication
/in In the News /by kttlawdevJavier Lopez has spent hundreds of hours interviewing Cuban exiles and meticulously building cases for families who lost property after the 1959 revolution. He’s pored over obscure legal papers, Spanish-language newspaper articles and, in one case, a century-old parchment deed.
Lawsuit against Miami Beach puts 2012 corruption scheme back in the spotlight
/in In the News /by kttlawdevA lawsuit set for trial in June could shed light on a notorious episode of corruption in Miami Beach history at a time when the city is taking new steps to prevent future misconduct.
Accused of gruesome murder, former Presidente supermarket owner sued for wrongful death
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottManuel Marin, a wealthy Miami businessman who owned a series of Presidente supermarkets, is awaiting trial in criminal court on allegations he masterminded the savage murder of his wife’s secret lover.
Sears, once a retail titan, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottSears Holdings Corp filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday with a plan to close 142 more stores, throwing into doubt the future of the century-old retailer that once dominated U.S. malls but has withered in the age of internet shopping.
Empresario es demandado por matar al amante de su mujer
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottManuel Marín fue demandado por la esposa de un hombre al que supuestamente mandó asesinar por tener un romance con su mujer.
Ex dueño de Presidente Supermarkets acusado en demanda civil de muerte por negligencia
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottManuel Marín, un acaudalado empresario de Miami que fuedueño de la cadena de supermercados Presidente Supermarkets, esperajuicioen un tribunal penal acusado de planear el asesinato salvaje del amante secreto de suesposa.
Nueva demanda contra magnate hispano acusado de matar al amante de suesposa
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottIt was February 2011 when Marín, 64, discovered that sumujer, Jenny Marín, had an affair with Salazar, with whom she had been gone for years before meeting the Cuban businessman and getting married.
Manuel Marín, empresario cubano acusado de asesinato, enfrenta ahora una demanda civil de la viuda de la víctima
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottDaisy Lewis Holcombe, viuda de Camilo Salazar, el hombre que fue asesinado en Junio de 2011 en Miami, ha presentado una demanda civil contra Manuel Marín y otros familiares de éste por “compensación de daños”.