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Commissioners give thumbs up to Miami 21. (Read More)
South Florida Business Journal - Miami, FL, USA
Posted: 10/23/09
 


Ex-American Express exec sues firm, Justice Department

Miami Herald – Masvidal's lawyer, Joseph DeMaria of Tew Cardenas in Miami, says the Justice Department violated his client's due process rights under the Constitution... (Read More)
Miami Herald - Miami, FL, USA
Posted: 9/18/09

 

 

Miami-Dade Public School Board defeats $7 million construction claim. Tew Cardenas Attorneys Successfully Defend School Board. (Read More)
Posted: 1/26/09

 

 

Most Effective Lawyers 2008: Appellate Finalist - Bryan West and Matias Dorta - Court upheld $176 million civil judgment in case that tested RICO jurisdiction.
Miami Daily Business Review
Posted: 12/8/08

 

 

Dominican Financier loses appeal - A federal appellate court upheld the racketeering judgment against a Dominican financier whose activities caused a recession. (Read More) (Read the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit)
Miami Herald - Miami, FL, USA
Posted: 6/24/08

 

 

Eighteen year effort to obtain new location for Camillus House finally comes to a close. (Read More)
Posted: 6/17/08

 

 

Al Cardenas was named yet again as top Hired Gun 4th  year running by The Hill. (Read More) 
Posted: 5/27/08

 

 

Matias R. Dorta reappointed to the Judicial Nominating Commission, Third District Court of Appeal. (Read More)
Posted: 4/29/08

 

 

Most Effective Lawyers: International Law - $67M in Cuban funds recovered for 2 families of slain relatives.
Miami Daily Business Review
Joseph A. DeMaria, Bryan T. West, Brett M. Halsey and Maria N. Vernace, Tew Cardenas; Roberto Martinez and Dean Colson, Colson Hicks; Joseph Zumpano and Leon N. Patricios, Zumpano Patricios & Winker; It took 10 lawyers joining together to wrest $76 million in Cuban funds from a New York bank on behalf of two families of Fidel Castro murder victims.
Posted: 12/10/07

 

 

Al Cardenas Named 100 Most Influential Hispanics by Hispanic Business (Read More )
Posted: 10/24/07

 

 

Lawyer Matias R. Dorta, who represents Bovo, considered that the judge's decision is "a triumph for the freedom of speech.'' (Read More) (Read in Spanish from El Nuevo Herald)
Posted: 7/30/07