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Miami Lawyer Suspended Amid Exploitation Claims Involving Elderly Clients’ Multi-Million Dollar Account

October 14, 2024 by publiclawlibrary.org

Miami, FL — The Florida Supreme Court has imposed a three-year suspension on Miami lawyer Joseph P. George Jr., after he was named the sole beneficiary of an account exceeding $2 million, belonging to his elderly clients who were reported to be suffering from cognitive decline. This decision highlights the ongoing challenges and ethical considerations in the legal representation of vulnerable adults. The issue surfaced following a complaint filed by Rita Florez and Patricia Ann Toro Savitz of the Florida Bar, which brought to the fore significant concerns about the potential exploitation of elderly clients. … Read more

Musk Clashes With Brazilian Court as Starlink Faces Account Freeze and Potential Shutdown Threat

August 30, 2024 by publiclawlibrary.org

Sao Paulo, Brazil – In a recent escalation of regulatory disputes, tech billionaire Elon Musk voiced his objections after a Brazilian judge ordered the freezing of accounts linked to his satellite internet service, Starlink. The judicial decision was triggered by concerns over Starlink’s compliance with local laws, threatening to shut down the company’s operations in Brazil. Musk, known for his vociferous presence on social media platforms, took to Twitter to express his frustrations. He criticized the court’s decision as an overreach that could hamper Starlink’s mission to provide internet connectivity in remote areas of Brazil, … Read more

United in Justice: A Firsthand Account of Jury Service in Federal Court Restores Faith in the US Justice System

March 17, 2024 by publiclawlibrary.org

LAS VEGAS, NV – Serving on a jury in federal court provided me with a unique perspective on our justice system and the state of our country. Amidst the constant barrage of news claiming that everything is crumbling, my experience in the courtroom gave me hope and a renewed faith in our legal system. During my time on the jury, I had the opportunity to interact with my fellow jurors who represented a diverse cross-section of our community. During our breaks, we got to know each other on a personal level, engaging in conversation and … Read more

Instagram Parent Company Ordered to Pay $100 Judgment and Court Costs to Cafe Owner Over Deleted Account

January 27, 2024 by publiclawlibrary.org

DOVER, N.H. – The owner of Teatotaller Café in Somersworth, New Hampshire, has won a judgment of $100 plus court costs and interest against Instagram’s parent company for deleting his account. Emmett Soldati had relied on the account for six years to successfully promote his café, bakery, restaurant, and performance venue before it was abruptly removed in June 2018. Seeking answers and potentially a refund, Soldati attempted to contact Instagram and its owner, Facebook, to no avail. Frustrated by the lack of response, he decided to take legal action by filing a lawsuit in a … Read more