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Daily Business Review Recognizes Briana Harris as a Most Promising Newcomer Finalist in the 2026 Florida Legal Awards

By March 23, 2026

  Each year, the Florida Legal Awards recognize attorneys and legal professionals who are making a meaningful impact across the state’s legal landscape. Hosted by the Daily Business Review and Law.com, the awards highlight both emerging talent and established leaders shaping the future of the profession. As part of this …

Case Update: Final Judgement Reached in Over $20 Million Estate Dispute

By March 23, 2026

Kluger Kaplan Secures Favorable Judgment in High-Stakes Estate Dispute Involving $20+ Million in Assets Attorneys at Kluger, Kaplan, Silverman, Katzen & Levine secured a significant final judgment following a four-day, non-jury trial in a complex estate dispute involving more than $20 million in assets and over two dozen closely held …

As Seen in Law360: Law Firm Office Leasing Signals Push to Compete in Miami

By March 23, 2026

As Seen in Law360: Law Firm Office Leasing Signals Push to Compete in Miami How Law Firms Are Rethinking Office Space in Miami’s Evolving Legal Market Kluger, Kaplan, Silverman, Katzen & Levine has unveiled a newly redesigned office space, reaffirming its long-standing presence in downtown Miami while embracing a more …

Kluger, Kaplan, Silverman, Katzen & Levine Launches New Appellate Practice Led by 30-Year Industry Veteran

By February 17, 2026

With appellate dockets continuing to grow and appeals increasingly shaping litigation strategy from the outset, Kluger, Kaplan, Silverman, Katzen & Levine has launched a new Appellate Practice led by veteran advocate Jonathan Colan alongside founding shareholder Steve Silverman. Miami, FL,  February 17, 2026 – Amid rising appellate caseloads, increasingly complex legal issues, and growing …

As Seen in The Real Deal: Distress call: Foreclosures threaten 13 South Florida dev sites

By December 18, 2025

As Seen in The Real Deal: Distress call: Foreclosures threaten 13 South Florida dev sites A growing number of South Florida development sites are showing signs of financial distress as projects launched during the pandemic boom collide with today’s tougher market realities. Rising interest rates, higher construction costs, and expiring short …