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Law

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  • By Adam Hughes
  • July 22, 2005
Reaper of Reparations

New York City lawyer Edward D. Fagan attracts controversy like a light draws bugs.He is perhaps best known for his $1.3 billion settlement in 1998 with Swiss banks on behalf of Holocaust victims whose savings were never passed on to their families.

  • Law
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  • By Adam Hughes
  • July 8, 2005
Legal Briefs

James, Hoyer, Newcomer ensures fair treatment for the powerless'Stetson honors alumni at ceremonyFlorida Bar honors Stetson professorCross joins Phelps Dunbar in TampaSatterfield joins Broad & CasselFlorida Bar honors 50-year lawyersFAWL installs presidentFoley & Lardner partner serves as chair

  • Law
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  • By Adam Hughes
  • July 1, 2005
Legal Briefs (Tampa)

Florida Bar gives Walbolt appellate award GrayRobinson attorneys elected to boardsJudicial applicants sought for Pinellas-Pasco circuitStetson faculty members honored for workHill, Ward & Henderson hires new tax attorneyFoley & Lardner lawyers recognized By Chambers USACarlton Fields attorney becomes certified in tax lawSatterfield joins Broad & CasselFAWL installs new presidentFlorida Bar honors 50-year lawyers

  • Law
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  • By Adam Hughes
  • July 1, 2005
Law Firm Breakup Brings Defamation Charges

Attorney Kendrick J. Blackwell is suing his former partners over his forced ouster as managing partner of Tampa's Adams, Blackwell & Diaco PA, alleging he has been denied access to his files and client information.

  • Law
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  • By Adam Hughes
  • June 24, 2005
Legal Briefs (Tampa)

St. Petersburg Lawyer Keeps Nearly $1 Million, Regains LicenseTampa firm shifting from nursing homes?New bar presidents assume leadership rolesNorth Florida lawyer chosen to lead barFormer Wilkes & McHugh litigator opens law practiceCreditors select Akerman Senterfitt as co-counselGrayRobinson attorney elected Kiwanis directorHill, Ward & Henderson hires new tax attorneyCarlton Fields attorney becomes certified in tax lawFlorida Bar honors 50-year lawyers

  • Law
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  • By Adam Hughes
  • June 17, 2005
Legal Briefs (Tampa)

Chambers USA recognizes Hill, Ward & HendersonDoliner participates in securities instituteKirkwood recognized by Hillsborough women lawyersTampa lawyer to speak at Chicago ABA meetingCarlton Fields attorney Danzi spoke at conferenceFowler White attorney named to state committeeAkerman Senteritt adds Tampa tax attorney to firm

  • Law
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  • By Adam Hughes
  • June 13, 2005
Legal Briefs (Tampa)

Carlton Fields hires real estate attorneyTampa businessman wins trial against former partnerBavol Judge hires firm administratorFowler White hires new associateStetson professor to chair environmental groupsPhelps Dunbar hires Gore as associateChambers USA recognizes Holland & Knight lawyersGrayRobinson lawyer elected to YLD boardCarlton Fields attorneys honored by Chambers

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  • By Adam Hughes
  • May 27, 2005
Legal Calendar

The Legal Calendar is available free of charge.

  • Law
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  • By Adam Hughes
  • May 27, 2005
Stetson Honors Cesar Gonzmart

Stetson University officials honored the late Ybor City restaurateur Cesar Gonzmart during the school's annual trustee dinner May 19 at the original Columbia Restaurant.

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  • By Adam Hughes
  • May 27, 2005
Legal Briefs (Tampa)

Fabric King's widow seeks $6 million from her ex-lawyerJudge certifies class in lawsuit against Uniroyal TechnologyAttorney's action in ERISA litigation costs client $15,200

  • Law
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  • By Adam Hughes
  • May 20, 2005
Bar Honors Standouts

The St. Petersburg Bar Association celebrated Law Day with a May 13 luncheon to honor Pinellas-Pasco Circuit Judge George W. Greer, former St. Petersburg Times Publisher Andrew Barnes and St. Petersburg City Attorney John C. Wolfe.

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  • By Adam Hughes
  • May 20, 2005
Legal Briefs (Tampa)

Tampa architect firm settles over West African bid projectsArbitration panel favors Sarasota widow's claimTampa electrical subcontractor sues GrayRobinson, shareholderOdessa lawyer surrenderslaw license for five years

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  • By Adam Hughes
  • May 20, 2005
Legal Calendar

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  • By Adam Hughes
  • May 13, 2005
Constitutional Freedoms and Lawyers

Nearly 600 judges, lawyers and guests heard Harvard Law Professor Arthur Miller speak on May 10 about constitutional freedoms during the Hillsborough County Bar Association's annual Law Day luncheon at the Tampa Hyatt Hotel. It was one of the association's largest gatherings.

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  • By Adam Hughes
  • May 13, 2005
Judicial Independence

There was passion in Wally Pope's words. He had the honor of bestowing the first George W. Greer Judicial Independence Award at the Clearwater Bar Association's 44th annual Law Day luncheon.

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