A federal appeals courts and the Florida Supreme Court are considering whether families suing South Florida cemetery operators for losing the locations of their loved ones' graves can bring class actions or must litigate individually.
October 21, 2013 at 04:00 PM
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It’s the antithesis of rest in peace.
More than a decade after Menorah Gardens cemeteries made headlines for digging up occupied graves, similar litigation lingers with families suing other South Florida cemeteries on claims of disturbed or lost graves.
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