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Sequor Law
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Sequor Law is a Miami-based international law firm representing financial institutions, sovereign governments and state owned enterprises, public and non-public companies, insolvency practitioners and individual clients in the areas of asset recovery, financial fraud, insolvency and financial services litigation.
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1111 Brickell Avenue
Suite 1250
Miami, Florida 33131
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Phone: (+1) 305-372-8282
Fax: (+1) 305-372-8202
8 Florida Cases to Watch in 2019
/0 Comments/in News Release /by Jacques HartAt the top of 2019, which Florida cases have lawyers checking dockets with bated breath? Here’s a look at eight cases that have gripped local litigators. Where…
Foreign representative of Brazilian businessman accused of smuggling yacht files Chapter 15 in Miami
/0 Comments/in News Release /by Jacques HartThe foreign representative of a long-time bankrupt businessman accused of concealing his assets and smuggling a US$30 million yacht into Brazil has filed Chapter 15 recognition proceedings in Miami.
Art, Cars, Parrots and Other Spoils of Miami Fraud Lawyer Edward H. Davis
/0 Comments/in News Release /by Jacques Hart“Corruption is like an acid eating away the steel understructure of society,” said Edward H. Davis Jr. of Sequor Law, Miami, who’s made it his mission to pursue corrupt politicians and Ponzi-schemers hiding money, boats, sports cars and exotic pets around the globe.”
The $70B loophole, or: How to turn your mansion into an offshore account
/0 Comments/in News Release /by Jacques HartIn the fall of 2016, Roger Ailes was by all accounts a very wealthy man. Fox News had just pushed him out from the company he built over allegations of sexual harassment, but paid him $40 million for his troubles. So he did what many other rich retirees before him have done: he bought a house in Florida.
Burford Raises $250 M in 24 Hours, Litigation Funding Rolls On
/0 Comments/in News Release /by Jacques HartBurford Capital, the world’s largest litigation finance firm, announced this week that it had raised another $250 million in a span of just 24 hours, the latest sign that litigation funding is still booming.