In the News

November 6, 2017 - The tax reform proposal unveiled this week in Washington calls for capping the interest expense deduction for residential mortgages at $500,000 rather than the current $1 [...]

October 18, 2017 - Attorneys bringing personal injury and other suits on a contingency fee basis often face bankruptcy-related issues. A defendant may be insolvent, a bankruptcy trustee may [...]

October 18, 2017 - A large portion of the units in the Monteverde at Renaissance Commons condominium in Boynton Beach have sold in a bulk deal for $17.88 million. Of the 267 units in the [...]

September 26, 2017 - The sale of a Miami residential property was scheduled to close Sept. 8. The sale of a home in the exclusive Ocean Reef Club in Key Largo was to close Sept. 15. And the sale [...]

September 18, 2017 - The referral sources for home health care companies can be protected by noncompete agreements because they qualify as a legitimate business interests under the state law on [...]

July 6, 2017 - By December 8, 2000, GE Capital Corporation (GECC) had received nearly $50 million that it had loaned to Petters Capital, a company that specialized in buying bulk lots of [...]

June 15, 2017- A lawsuit against General Electric Co.’s finance unit over its relationship with convicted businessman Thomas Petters, whose $40 billion empire collapsed in 2008, will move to [...]

June 15, 2017 - A Florida bankruptcy judge on Thursday denied General Electric Capital Corp.’s bid to escape a suit alleging it participated in the $3.6 billion Ponzi scheme orchestrated by Tom [...]

June 15, 2017 - In a 34-page ruling, Judge Paul Hyman refused to dismiss a federal lawsuit that accused the General Electric unit of conspiring to commit fraud by keeping quiet in 2000 when its [...]