By Keith Larsen, The Real Deal | July 31, 2019 If the Fed cuts interest rates for the first time since 2008, it could spur more borrowing Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve building (Credit: Getty Images, Wikipedia and iStock) What kind of difference could a quarter of a point make? Plenty, according [...]
By Kim Slowey, Construction Dive | July 26, 2019 (Credit: Getty / edited by Industry Dive) Dive Brief: The Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced revisions to existing EB-5 foreign investor visa requirements, citing the need for both modernization and reform. The EB-5 program allows foreign [...]
By Dylan Jackson, Daily Business Review | July 08, 2019 Proceeds will go to the Hagan Kilby Foundation, a nonprofit arm of Florida Lawyers Assistance. Mark Migdal & Hayden, co-founder Don Hayden wearing one of the #28LegalMinds buttons. Hayden said the buttons are meant to start a conversation about mental health among attorneys. [...]
CityBizList | July 07, 2019 Boutique litigation law firm shines light on mental health with fundraising initiative. Don Hayden, partner, Mark Migdal & Hayden wearing his #28LegalMinds pin Florida litigation boutique law firm Mark Migdal & Hayden(MM&H), today announced the launch of its mental health awareness fundraising campaign, 28 Legal Minds, in a [...]
By Sach Schlein, Daily Business Review| July 03, 2019 Mark Migdal & Hayden partner Etan Mark.. Photo: J. Albert Diaz/ALM In addition to practicing complex commercial litigation, the Mark Migdal & Hayden partner has accumulated a diverse resume through the years, including stints in the public sector and as an enterprising businessman. Etan [...]
By MM&H | June 25, 2019 Boutique litigation law firm shines light on mental health with fundraising initiative. MIAMI (June 25, 2019) – Florida litigation boutique law firm Mark Migdal & Hayden (MM&H), today announced the launch of its mental health awareness fundraising campaign, 28 Legal Minds, in a rallying effort to help end the [...]
By Carolina Bolado, Law360| June 19, 2019 Multinational hospitality companies are squarely in the litigation crosshairs now that the Trump administration has allowed litigation over property seized by Fidel Castro's government, but attorneys say the tangled international nature of these suits will be costly to prosecute and any judgments will be more difficult to enforce [...]
By Dylan Jackson, Daily Business Review| June 7, 2019 Americans who owned property confiscated by the Cuban government after the 1959 Cuban Revolution can now sue companies who "traffic" in the confiscated properties. But so far, only four lawsuits have been filed. Carnival Cruise Lines is one of the companies that has been sued under [...]
By Donald J. Hayden, Miami Herald| May 31, 2019 Pedestrians walk past the Cuban Telephone Company in 1996. The company had been run by International Telephone and Telegraph Co., but nationalized by the Cuban government in 1960. This and thousands of other American-owned properties nationalized 36 years ago, including more than 100 being used by [...]
By Raychel Lean, Daily Business Review| May 23, 2019 Ex-doctorate marketing student Ana Kono sued the University of Miami Wednesday for allegedly ignoring her complaints of sexual harassment against a professor, whom she claims forced her out of her program. The lawsuit points the finger at marketing professor Dr. Juliano Laran for intentional infliction of [...]