The Miami-based law firm played key roles in litigation over the collapse of a garage under construction at Miami Dade College, assets allegedly hidden by ex-Apple CEO John Sculley and issues in Libya and Japan.
November 09, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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When former Apple CEO John Sculley’s ex-wife sought more than $25 million in damages over marital assets she alleged her husband hid, she went to Shutts & Bowen.
So did Gov. Rick Scott and Florida’s Cabinet when more than a dozen media outlets accused them of violating the state’s Sunshine Law.
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