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Quick takes on the news of the day in South Florida, along with follow-ups of past news and a look ahead at looming issues.
- Added on: May 1st, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Jason Lowell
- Listed in: News & Media Politics
- Tags: news Opinion commentary south florida michael mayo
Recent Posts
Tony Villegas\' attorneys: We want to depose Rothstein, Debra Villegas
The defense lawyers for Tony Villegas came out firing on Friday, with co-counsel Al Milian telling me they would conduct “a parallel investigation” into attorney Melissa Britt Lewis’ March 2008 murder in the wake of the Ponzi scheme allegations...
Is anyone sick of Rothstein coverage?
If it seems I’ve been a little obsessed with the Scott Rothstein case, you’re right. Since the story broke at the beginning of this month, I’ve gone all Rothstein all the time: that’s 11 blog entries and 5 print columns for those keeping scor...
Scherer: Rothstein\'s bank transactions should have sounded \'sonic booms\'
The strategy of Fort Lauderdale attorney Bill Scherer, who represents a dozen investors claiming losses of nearly $100 million in the Scott Rothstein meltdown, can be summed up in three words. Blame the bank. I can understand his tack: TD Bank, whe...
Sunday print column: Why hasn\'t Rothstein been arrested yet?
See that our new system's technical glitches have prevented my Sunday column from being posted online, so here it is... WHY IS ROTHSTEIN STILL FREE? Last week, Scott Rothstein was seen swigging a lunchtime martini at the Capital Grill in the Galle...
Rothstein victim? FBI (and I) want to hear from you
The bizarre case of Scott Rothstein, the Fort Lauderdale attorney whom federal authorities suspect of orchestrating a $1 billion Ponzi scheme, keeps getting stranger. As if it isn’t odd enough that Rothstein -- seen around town this week drinking ...
Did I fall for Rothstein \'hook, line and sinker\'?
One year ago, as Scott Rothstein spent lavishly on property, political influence and expensive toys, I wrote a column about his meteoric rise. You can read the full piece here, but I began by writing: I’ll turn to the Yiddish of my grandparents t...
