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January 17, 2019
Royal Caribbean Death Suit Nixed After Plaintiff Rejects Deal
A Florida federal judge’s warning to a woman that she may regret refusing a $500,000 settlement offer in her suit against Royal Caribbean over her teenage daughter's salmonella death proved prescient when the suit was tossed.
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January 17, 2019
Fla. Gov. Wants Legislature To Cut Medical Pot Smoking Ban
Citing a commitment to listen to the will of the people, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said Thursday that the State Legislature should remove a smoking ban on medical marijuana or he will drop the state's defense of the policy in a pending lawsuit.
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January 17, 2019
Real Estate Rumors: Deutsche Bank, Essence, WeWork
Deutsche Bank has reportedly loaned $68 million for a Manhattan condo tower, Essence Communications is said to be taking 29,000 square feet in Brooklyn and WeWork is reportedly leasing 146,000 square feet in Miami.
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January 17, 2019
Catalina Marketing Reaches Deal On $275M DIP Loan
Coupon and customer data firm Catalina Marketing Corp. received final approval of its $275 million debtor-in-possession financing Thursday in Delaware after resolving the objection of joint venture partner The Nielsen Company.
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January 17, 2019
Iberia Avoids Major Damages In Trial Over Turbulence Injury
Iberia Airlines avoided having to pay substantial damages to a Florida woman injured when a May 2015 flight from Madrid to Milan experienced severe turbulence, after a federal jury in Miami found Wednesday that the Spanish airline bore minimal responsibility.
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