Fraud Lewis Freeman pleads guilty to $2.6 million fraud By: John Pacenti Miami attorney-accountant Lewis Freeman pleaded guilty to a fraud charge, admitting he pilfered $2.6 million from court-supervised accounts over a decade.
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Credit Industry Visa adds 350 jobs to Miami service center By: Paola Iuspa-Abbott The new positions in the company’s Global Customer Care Services group will boost the number of Visa employees in South Florida to nearly 600.
Charles Canady
Florida Supreme Court Canady to serve as state’s next chief justice By: Jordana Mishory
Florida Supreme Court Justice Charles Canady was unanimously elected by his colleagues Wednesday to serve as the next chief justice.
Kim Rothstein
Rothstein Fallout Trustee seeks $1.1 million from Rothstein’s wife By: Jordana Mishory
The Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler bankruptcy trustee wants to recover a minimum money from Scott Rothstein’s wife, Kim, for political contributions and money she allegedly charged on the law firm’s credit card or didn’t earn.
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Raul Valdes-Fauli
Capital Sources New chief of CNLBank: ‘Growing in baby steps’ By: Wayne Tompkins As Raul Valdes-Fauli takes over CNLBank’s South Florida operations, he sees encouraging signs in at least one particular area of lending.
Dale S. Bergman
Dealmakers Reverse stock split done during storm of century By: Review staff
Arnstein & Lehr partner Dale S. Bergman helped Delray Beach-based Celsius Holdings complete a nearly $14.5 million secondary public stock offering.
Peggy Quince
Legislature Quince wants part of surplus to ease backlog By: Jordana Mishory Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Peggy Quince wants the Legislature to protect justice system funding and allow the courts to use money they generated from user fees.
Inside Track One judicial race remains, but another looms By: Review staff Although most of the 11 Miami-Dade County Court judicial seats up for election are without competition, one remains a two-person race and another seat is up for grabs.
As Raul Valdes-Fauli takes over CNLBank’s South Florida operations, he sees encouraging signs in at least one particular area of lending.
Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Peggy Quince wants the Legislature to protect justice system funding and allow the courts to use money they generated from user fees.
