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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Historic U.S. cruise docks in Havana
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottAna Garcia was crying and could hardly walk as she left the cruise ship that took her from Miami to Havana.
Who is left holding the bag for latent damage claims?
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottIncreasingly, true reorganizations under Chapter 11 are the exception, not the rule, as corporate debtors utilize bankruptcy sales to maximize asset value and pay creditors. This trend blurs the line between reorganizations and liquidations, as many Chapter 11 filings repurpose the disposition of assets via goingconcern sales to purchasers without associated liabilities and interests, which attach to sale proceeds payable to administrative expenses, lienholders, unsecured creditors and equity.
Cuba travel lawsuit against Carnival withdrawn
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottIn the wake of a reversal in a Cuban policy that prevented those born in Cuba from taking cruises to the island, a class-action lawsuit against Carnival Cruises and its Fathom line was pulled Thursday.
Cuban-Born Travelers Drop Suit After Carnival Axes Ban
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottTwo Cuban-born Americans accusing Carnival Corp. of civil rights violations for barring Cuban-born consumers from its new cruises to the once off-limits country dropped their proposed class action Thursday, citing recent changes in Carnival’s booking policy and Cuban law.
News Conference at Federal Courtre: Carnival Lawsuit on Thursday, April 21
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottNews Conference at Federal Courtre: Carnival Lawsuit on Thursday, April 21
Greater Miami, Fort Lauderdale chambers may merge
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottSouth Florida’s two largest chambers of commerce, the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce, are exploring a merger.
News Conference at Federal Court re: Carnival Lawsuit on Thursday, April 21
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottNews Conference at Federal Court re: Carnival Lawsuit on Thursday, April 21.
Interview with Javier Lopez re: Carnival Lawsuit on Friday, April 22, 2016
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottInterview with Javier Lopez discussing Carnival Lawsuit on Friday, April 22, 2016
Cuba autoriza entrada de cubanos a la isla en cruceros
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottEn una nota de prensa del periódico Granma, el gobiernocubanoanunció que a partir del 26 de Abril del 2016 se autorizará “la entrada y salida de ciudadanoscubanos, con independencia de sucondiciónmigratoria, en calidad de pasajeros y tripulantes en buquesmercantes.
Harley S. Tropin on what he wish he knew when starting his firm
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottHarley S. Tropin and his partners left the big firm nest at a relatively early age, founding their own Miami-based law firm. But in Miami, that type of entrepreneurship is rewarded.
Everything is Character
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottHarley S. Tropin and his partners left the big firm nest at a relatively early age, founding their own Miami-Based law firm.
Judge Considering Lawsuit Against Carnival Cruise
/in In the News /by Diane McDermottTwo Cuban Americans are suing the cruise line for initially saying it was adhering to Cuban policy which forbids nationals to return to the island via sea.