By Philippe Lieberman Recently, I have handled several cases involving disputes between business partners where the terms of the relationship were agreed to with a handshake, without a formal agreement.  Now, months or years later, the relationships have soured and the parties are in litigation.  The best advice I can give to …

By Bruce A. Katzen Recently, I handled a very interesting FINRA arbitration dealing with exploitation of the elderly by a joint tenant – in this case, her granddaughter. What made this case so interesting is that we were able to use the elder abuse statute to support our claim.  Traditionally, …

By Todd A. Levine There has been no shortage of articles about the dismal job market that recent law graduates are facing in South Florida.  The consensus is that there are few jobs available for recent grads and that most firms are making lateral hires to avoid the time and costs …

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 …