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Seminole Tribe Fights Lennar’s Bid to Force Arbitration in $200 Million Housing Dispute
The Broward Circuit Court case pits two Miami trial lawyers, who previously worked side by side along with a larger team to obtain in one year the $1.4 billion Surfside condominium-collapse settlement, against each other: Adam Moskowitz of the Moskowitz Law Firm, now representing the Seminole Tribe, and Harley Tropin of Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton, representing Lennar.
“I have the utmost confidence that, like Surfside, Lennar will eventually step up and help the Seminole Tribe and their members who are now homeless and in real danger,” Moskowitz said in an emailed statement. “But it might now take some litigation; we are up for the fight.”
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Charter Jet Co. Alleges GE Engine Defect Caused Fatal Crash
"This crash landing was a horrible tragedy for these two families and Hop-A-Jet, and to think it could have been avoided by GE is unthinkable," Adam Moskowitz of the Moskowitz Law Firm, representing the plaintiffs, said in a statement on Wednesday. "It is imperative that all owners of these defective GE engines now at least be informed how to prevent these known risks."
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Fenwick Fights New Claims In FTX Crypto Scam MDL
Adam M. Moskowitz of the Moskowitz Law Firm PLLC, which represents the FTX customers, pushed back on Fenwick's claims that it had a run-of-the-mill attorney-client relationship with FTX, in an emailed statement.
"It belies absurdity for Fenwick to read our 424 paragraph amended complaint and really argue to the court that: 'Fenwick did what law firms do each day,'" Moskowitz said. "We now have the benefit of over 3 years of extensive investigations by the FTX independent counsel, the FTX receiver and the Justice Department, and all support these alleged claims against Fenwick at this stage, including claims for aiding and abetting the FTX fraud."
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Florida’s High Court Reinstates COVID-19 Fee Case Against University of Florida
According to Lead Counsel Adam Moskowitz: “We are grateful the Florida Supreme Court agreed that states that enter into written contracts must be held to the same standards as their consumer students. This holding will have great implications for all consumers. We will continue all of our class action battles, as long and as far as required.”
Bloomberg
Novel Crypto Rulings to Fill Case Flow Void Left by Trump’s SEC
A party could cite a new SEC position, or the commission could submit an amicus brief in civil suits. But the SEC can’t answer the crypto jurisdiction question for a court, said Adam Moskowitz, a class action attorney who co-leads representation for plaintiffs in the consolidated FTX litigation.
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While Tom Brady fights FTX case, Shaquille O'Neal settles for $1.8 million
“Shaq got in right under the wire a few days before that order came out,” attorney Adam Moskowitz, who represents the plaintiffs in the FTX case, recently told FrontOfficeSports.com. "We gave him a good deal because it was before the order came out. He basically refunded what he was paid."
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Shaq Settles FTX Litigation Over Alleged Promotions
Shaquille O'Neal and FTX investors in multidistrict litigation over the cryptocurrency exchange's collapse announced a settlement Wednesday resolving allegations that the basketball icon promoted FTX, including through a partnership for his Shaq's Fun House music festival, despite red flags at the crypto company…
The plaintiffs are represented by Adam M. Moskowitz and Joseph M. Kaye of The Moskowitz Law Firm PLLC.
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Royal Caribbean Can't Force Women and Children Into Secret Arbitration, Lawyer Argues in Sexual Assault Case
“The sole question at this stage of these proceedings is whether Royal Caribbean can force every plaintiff/victim to dismiss their pending sexual assault dispute-related claims (from their chosen forum), and instead all proceed in separate and confidential arbitrations,” Adam Moskowitz began the motion. “The clear answer is they cannot.”
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‘Eight of the Nine:' ‘Fine Print’ Attorney Influencer Erika Kullberg Settles FTX Case
Adam Moskowitz, the managing partner at the Moskowitz Law Firm in Coconut Grove, Florida, and David Boies, chairman emeritus of Boies Schiller Flexner in New York, are lead counsel for the class of investors who lost billions of dollars in FTX, with multidistrict litigation pending before U.S. District Judge K. Michael Moore of the Southern District of Florida.
“Now that Judge Moore entered his excellent order in the Promoter Track, we have settled eight of the nine FTX digital content defendants,” Moskowitz said in a statement. “We respectfully hope that once discovery begins, we can settle with the remainder of those FTX promoter defendants.”