Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr partners Luis Flores, Rebecca Abrams Sarelson and Louis P. Archambault, all based in Miami.
Three Miami attorneys were pitted against two big institutions — a New York investor and a Los Angeles bank — plus their legal teams in financing negotiations to secure a $106 million loan.
Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr partners Luis Flores, Rebecca Abrams Sarelson and Louis Archambault obtained the loan for... [...]
A bitter legal feud between two superstar doctors who were once rivals at the nation’s No. 1 ranked eye institute in Miami has been resolved with a paltry $75,000 settlement.
The University of Miami, which operates Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, has agreed to pay $37,500 to settle a federal False Claims Act case brought by Dr. Philip Rosenfeld, a retinal specialist at the prestigious facility.
In the lawsuit, Rosenfeld accused his... [...]
Florida Justices Deal Blow to Insurer in ‘Bad Faith’ Dispute
In a case stemming from a fatal car accident a dozen years ago, a sharply divided Florida Supreme Court backed a jury’s conclusion that GEICO General Insurance Co. acted in “bad faith” in the way it handled a customer’s claim.
The 4-3 ruling came in a multimillion-dollar case that has been watched by the insurance industry and trial attorneys. The ruling reinstated... [...]
Marlins denied arbitration over claims it owes city and country money
Miami-Dade County's attorney has denied the request of the Miami Marlins' current and former ownership groups to go to arbitration instead of fight in court over the county's and city's claims that they're both owed proceeds from Jeffrey Loria's $1.2 billion sale to financier Bruce Sherman and Yankees great Derek Jeter in October.
In the process, Miami-Dade... [...]
Miami-Dade police utilize 'red flag' law to seize guns, ammunition from home
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. - Weapons were seized by authorities Wednesday from a South Florida home, and police are saying they had no choice but to take those guns.
The subject of the raid has been on the Miami-Dade Police Department's radar for two years. Thanks to the new "red flag" law enacted after the Feb. 14 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting and... [...]
