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Miami RB Donald Chaney Jr. ‘doing well’ after car accident
Miami Hurricanes quarterback Tyler Van Dyke (9) passes the ball to running back again Donald Chaney, Jr., (2) as they run drills at the University of Miami’s Greentree Practice Fields on Monday, Aug. 8, 2022, in Coral Gables, Fla. MATIAS J. OCNER [email protected] Donald Chaney Jr. is doing fine and didn’t sustain any injuries in a car accident just off the University of Miami’s campus Thursday in Coral Gables, his father told the Miami Herald. “No injuries,” Don Chaney Jr. said in a text message, “doing well.” Chaney was involved in an accident late Thursday, WMEN’s Andy Slater reported, when a driver made a turn in front of the running…
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Miami Lawyer in Hot Seat Over Alleged SEC Violations
Miami Lawyer in Hot Seat Over Alleged SEC Violations | Daily Business Review Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/dailybusinessreview/2023/01/31/miami-lawyer-in-hot-seat-over-alleged-sec-violations/ Photo: Shutterstock NEWS Oral arguments are set for Feb. 8. January 31, 2023 at 12:04 PM 4 minute read X Thank you for sharing! Your article was successfully shared with the contacts you provided. What You Need to Know Oral arguments are set for the attorney accused of wrongdoing. SEC violations led to further accusations by The Florida Bar. Lawyer denies the allegations. Among the myriad allegations against Miami attorney Stephen Matthew Bander, a Florida Bar member since 1999, are alleged U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission violations. But on Feb. 8, Bander is…
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Lawsuit: Miami Beach cops ‘conspired’ to cover up pepper-spray attack
Over a yr back, a Miami Seashore law enforcement sergeant pepper-sprayed a New York female who was filming officers, an incident caught on disturbing cellphone video clip. Officers later arrested her under a Miami Seashore legislation that has been roundly criticized as remaining applied to goal Black site visitors who video clip cops. Attorneys for Mariyah Maple have now expanded their federal too much-force lawsuit from Miami Seashore to include a team of 9 officers they say “conspired” to arrest the girl on July 25, 2021. The match statements that officers, from the start, understood Maple fully commited no criminal offense and some lied on police reviews and misrepresented evidence…







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