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st firm" or "Plaintiff') is a law firm organized and operating as a professional association under the laws of the State of Florida with offices in Miami-Dade County, Florida. For over four decades, the Podhurst firm has concentrated its practice exclusively in trial and appellate litigation in both federal and

ate Judge Donald Cabell denied bail for two men who have been accused of helping Carlos Ghosn, who previously ran Nissan Motor Co., flee Japan, with Cabell determining that the men, 59-year-old Michael Taylor and 27-year-old Peter Taylor, both of whom are facing extradition to Japan, are flight risks.

s where governors following President Trump's lead had pushed aggressively to ease restrictions and encourage businesses to reopen." EFTA00150716 Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez (R), on CNN's State Of The UnionVI (7/12, 1.11M), said, "We have reached capacity in some [hospitals], but we also have reserve

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ter in the home, to 65 months in prison for orchestrating a $6.6 million mortgage fraud scheme involving the Alesio property and six other homes in Miami-Dade County. In all, prosecutors say he pocketed $1 million - $450,000 alone from his machinations at 330 Alesio. He used the money to pay off co-conspirators