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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Florida Class Action Begins as Cemetery-Plot Buyers Say Funeral Company Is Dead Wrong
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsBy Lisa Willis May 4, 2023 The movie might have been a bomb, but the result at trial was anything but for a South Florida team of attorneys going up against a production company owned by David Boies, an attorney at one the most powerful law firms in the country. Click here to read the […]
With Carlton Fields at Its Side, BASF Unleashes Slew of Litigation in Florida
/in In the News /by Kris Williams“Assuming the facts as they’ve alleged are true, there aren’t going to be a lot of defenses,” said Benjamin Widlanski, a Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton partner, who is not involved in the litigation.
David Boies Involved in Dispute Over His Movie Investment
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsThe movie might have been a bomb, but the result at trial was anything but for a South Florida team of attorneys going up against a production company owned by David Boies, an attorney at one the most powerful law firms in the country.
Boies Appeals Trial Loss In Spat Over $20M Film Investment
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsTal Lifshitz of Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton LLP, who represents Nathanial, said getting his client, a respected expert on risk management and restructuring, “the total vindication he deserved here will forever be one of the greatest highlights of my career.”
New Entrants, Remote Work Tilt South Florida Playing Field Toward Associates
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsBy Alexander Lugo Feb 13, 2023 Although Florida firms may generally be flooded with resumes on any given week, they’re mostly careful who they choose out of the pile, said Benjamin Widlanski, a partner at Miami’s Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton. Click here to read the original article. Click here to read the full PDF.
FTX’s Ray, Battling To Avoid Outside Probe, Faces Court Bout With Trustee
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsBy Maria Gracia Santillana Linares and Nina Bambysheva Feb 04, 2023 Judge John Dorsey could decide to both appoint an examiner and let FTX and the unsecured creditors run their own investigation, says David A. Samole, partner at Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton, a Miami law firm that specializes in complex commercial litigation. Click here to […]
Big Law’s Arrival in Florida Has Created a High Tide That Floats All Boats in Town
/in In the News /by Kris Williams“It really turns into a win-win for everyone because there is a space in the market for everyone,” said Kristin Drecktrah Paz, a partner at Miami-based boutique firm Perlman, Bajandas, Yevoli & Albright.
Following ChatGPT Hype, South Florida’s Lawyers See Promise in AI Boom
/in In the News /by Kris Williams“People come to where the money is. Miami is where the money is. And a lot of the money has poured into new tech and startups, and there’s going to be a lot of that with AI,” said Tal Lifshitz, a Miami-based tech lawyer.
You Make Your Own Experience: An Interview with Tal Lifshitz, J.D. ’12
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsThe 2012 graduate, who is an expert in complex litigation, cryptocurrency, digital asset, and blockchain, reflects on his Miami Law experience and dispenses sage advice to current and prospective students.
BlockFi Motion To Allow Withdrawals For Some Customers Poised For Success
/in In the News /by Kris WilliamsCryptocurrency lender BlockFi seems to have the law on its side as it asks for bankruptcy court approval to allow customers to withdraw funds from its Wallet Accounts.
Broward’s Vera Cadillac Accused of Wild Escalation of Actions After Totaling Family’s $100K Escalade
/in In the News /by Kris Williams“What Vera Cadillac, its counsel, and the defendants did to this young couple is one of the grossest disregards of the law and ethics I have come across in 17 years of practice,” said Javier Lopez, a partner at Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton.
For Crypto Attorneys, FTX Bankruptcy Is a ‘Black Swan Event’
/in In the News /by lissette.garciaClass action defendants are attempting to rewrite longstanding principles of personal jurisdiction, trying to defeat certification of nationwide classes by arguing that a court lacks personal jurisdiction over out-of-state class members’ claims where the defendant does not reside in the court’s forum state.