Judicial Elections Dijols sues to have Mardi Levey's name removed from Nov. ballot By: Jordana Mishory
Dijols claimed in the Broward Circuit Court lawsuit that Levey broke state election law by running under her maiden name during the Aug. 26 primary.
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Judicial Elections Officials intentionally send flawed judicial recount to Tallahassee By: Bud Newman Palm Beach County results give Judge Richard Wennet a 60-vote win, the same result given to state officials earlier in the week.
Business of Law Two law firms form strategic alliance through merger By: Alana Roberts
Diaz Reus Rolff and Cordero & Associates will continue to operate independently and share clients.
Education Law firm partner donates $100,000 to St. Thomas Univ. School of Law By: Review staff
The donation is the largest single gift received from an alumnus in the law school’s 25-year history.
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Arbitration Judge rules on behalf of Honduran soccer federation By: Review staff
Traffic Sports USA, a Brazil-based broadcasting company, had sought more than $2 million from the national soccer federation.
Economy Is the financial crisis over? Not so fast By: The Associated Press
Oil prices are down, the dollar is up, and U.S. growth and exports have perked up a little. So is the global financial crisis winding down anytime soon? Top economists and business leaders meeting Friday at an Italian lakeside resort found plenty to discuss but little to agree on.
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Organized Crime Gambino crime family braces for a betrayal By: John Pacenti The self-described adopted son of mob boss John Gotti Sr. is being prepped to testify in a mob trial, then against Gotti Jr.
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Urban Forum Low-income housing center refines strategy By: Paola Iuspa-Abbott
The Miami Workers Center, long a vocal advocate for displaced low-income families, has set an ambitious new goal for itself: Create and maintain housing for the city’s neediest residents.
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The self-described adopted son of mob boss John Gotti Sr. is being prepped to testify in a mob trial, then against Gotti Jr.
