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Surfside Victims Reach $997M In Settlements
/in In the News /by roar.seoAttorneys representing the victims of the Champlain Towers South condominium collapse in Surfside, Florida, announced Wednesday that they had secured $997 million in proposed settlements, ending the consolidated claims against all but one defendant.
Surfside Condo Collapse Survivors Reach Nearly $1 Billion Settlement
/in In the News /by roar.seoSurvivors of the condo collapse in Surfside, Florida, have reached an almost $1 billion tentative settlement, attorneys confirmed to CBS News Wednesday. The settlement is still subject to court approval but was made in record time due to an expedited schedule, attorneys added.
Victims of Florida condo collapse reach $997 mn settlement
/in In the News /by roar.seoSurvivors and families of people who died in last year’s collapse of a beachfront condo building near Miami have reached a settlement of at least $997 million, a lawyer for the plaintiffs said Wednesday.
Victims of South Florida condo collapse reach nearly $1 billion settlement
/in In the News /by roar.seoVictims of the collapse of a Surfside, Florida condominium tower that killed 98 people have reached a $997 million settlement with insurers, developers and other defendants in the case, the lead plaintiffs’ attorney said on Wednesday.
$997mn settlement reached in Florida condo collapse that killed 98
/in In the News /by roar.seoThe collapse of the 12-story Champlain Towers South building fuelled anxieties about the safety of other apartment buildings.
Lawyers Seek Nearly $5 Million in Attorney Fees After Tampa Bay Buccaneers Settlement
/in In the News /by roar.seoAfter the Tampa Bay Buccaneers agreed to a nearly $20 million class action settlement, opposing counsel moved for a seven-figure attorney fees award in a federal court in Tampa—a move that an outside expert praised.
Will Smart Contracts Transform the Economy?
/in In the News /by kttlawdevWhether we’re talking about Web3, blockchain technology, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) or cryptocurrency, the topic of smart contracts comes up again and again.
Disparate Rulings in Student-Fee Refund Class Actions Could Lead to Florida Supreme Court Review
/in In the News /by roar.seoA Florida appellate court ruled that a trial judge erred in denying Miami-Dade College’s motion to dismiss based on sovereign immunity, a doctrine that generally protects government entities from lawsuits.
Fla. College Escapes Suit Over Fees During Virus Shutdowns
/in In the News /by roar.seoA Florida appeals court on Wednesday shot down a proposed class suit against Miami Dade College seeking prorated refunds for student fees following 2020 campus closures prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic after finding that the college is entitled to sovereign immunity.
Gainesville College Prevails in Lawsuit Over Student Fees Charged During Pandemic
/in In the News /by roar.seoAn Alachua County judge has dismissed a Santa Fe College student’s lawsuit alleging that she should be reimbursed for college fees she paid when the college shifted to online instruction during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Metaverse and Your Law Firm: What You Need to Know
/in In the News /by roar.seoEven if you don’t fancy hanging up a shingle in the metaverse, it’s worth getting familiar with what it is — and what it could become — if it’s going to affect the world of business.
Scott Westheimer Becomes Florida Bar President-Elect While Opponent Under Scrutiny for Annual Dues Claim
/in In the News /by roar.seoScott Westheimer, a partner at Syprett Meshad in Sarasota, won the race to become president-elect of The Florida Bar.