By: Jorge R. Delgado “Voter ID” laws, voter purges, early voting changes, and similar measures have become familiar terms in today’s news cycle.  One person’s initiative to stop voter fraud easily becomes another person’s surreptitious scheme to suppress minority voting rights.  Statistics offer plenty of fodder for disagreement, and disagreement …

On November 3, Kluger Kaplan associate Justin B. Kaplan was recognized as among the “40 Under 40 Outstanding Lawyers of Miami-Dade County” by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.  Justin was selected for this recognition as a result of his outstanding representation of clients in complex business disputes, charity work, dedication of …

On Thursday, Kluger Kaplan hosted a lunch n’ learn at its office for working parents.  Sandra Huzenman, Early Childhood Director at the Gordon Schools of Beth David Congregation, spoke to working parents about how to foster early literacy in young children.  “We are so glad to have the Gordon Schools …

By Alan J. Kluger It is standard practice in Florida (and most jurisdictions) to issue a subpoena duces tecum when deposing an opponent’s expert witness, in order to obtain the documents that the expert relied upon in forming his or her opinion.    Florida’s Rules of Civil Procedure permit a …

By Bruce A. Katzen Because a substantial portion of my practice deals with estate disputes, I regularly hear the question – how could this type of dispute have been avoided? While I don’t have a crystal ball to forecast every scenario, I do see the same pattern repeat itself: failure …