We are proud to share that nine of our attorneys have been recognized as 2025 Florida Super Lawyers. Congratulations to Daniel F. Blonsky, Robert K. Burlington, Kendall Coffey, Jeffrey B. Crockett, Kevin C. Kaplan, Andrew H. Marks, Susan E. Raffanello, Paul J. Schwiep, and David J. Zack for earning this well-deserved recognition across general litigation, […]
The Miami Herald published article titled “How prosecutors’ bribery case against a former Miami city commissioner fell apart.” Coffey Burlington partners Jared Whaley and Kendall Coffey represented Bill Riley. Mr. Whaley is cited throughout the article describing his client’s exoneration. A copy of the full Miami Herald article can be found here.
Partner Fernando Tamayo appeared on CNN Espanol on July 8, 2023, to provide in-depth analysis on Florida’s new immigration law, SB 1718. The full interview can be found here.
Partner Fernando Tamayo appeared on CNN Español on April 4, 2023 to provide immediate legal analysis on the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office’s Indictment of Former President Donald Trump. The full interview can be found here.
Coffey Burlington Partner Fernando Tamayo was elected as the Publication and Newsletter Editor of the International Bar Association Business Crime Committee for the term of 2022-2024 period.
Law.com published article titled “Virginia Key Marina Proposal Could go to ballot in November After Eleventh Circuit Ruling?” discussing Judge Alan Fine’s ruling that the City of Miami made a decision based on favoritism and personal preference when rejecting a prevailing bidder’s request for a proposal for the redevelopment of a marina in Miami. As […]
Miami Herald published article titled “Judge rules against city in suit over bid to overhaul Rickenbacker marina. Now what?” discussing Judge Alan Fine’s Order for the city of Miami to hold a new voter referendum on a plan to redevelop the Rickenbacker Marina because the city did not follow competitive bidding rules and played favorites […]
Artnet published article titled “Park West, the Gallery Best Known for Selling Art on Cruise Ships, Wants to Turn the Tide After Years of Legal Battles. Will a New York Outpost Help?” In the article, Coffey Burlington Partner Paul Schwiep discussed the legal battles faced by Park West Galleries and how it prevailed. “Those cases were […]