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ZOOM AT NOON WITH ROY OPPENHEIM HOSTS JUDGE DENNIS BAILEY, OUTSPOKEN COMMENTATOR CRITIQUING ATTORNEY DECORUM IN ZOOM HEARINGS

Fri Jun 12, 2020 by on Press Releases

ZOOM AT NOON WITH ROY OPPENHEIM HOSTS JUDGE DENNIS BAILEY, OUTSPOKEN COMMENTATOR CRITIQUING ATTORNEY DECORUM IN ZOOM HEARINGS

On Tuesday, June 16th at 12 noon, Roy Oppenheim will host his 14th consecutive weekly Zoom at Noon webinar where approximately 150 attendees gather each week to participate in the webinar that has chronicled the impact that COVID-19 is having on the various aspects of human life both locally and internationally, particularly focusing on real estate and legal matters. Oppenheim […]

How Covid-19 Is Actually Making The Courts “Better”

Thu Jun 11, 2020 by on Business & Florida Law News

How Covid-19 Is Actually Making The Courts Better

How Covid-19 Is Actually Making The Courts “Better” Topic How Covid-19 Is Actually Making The Courts “Better” Description Zoom in at Noon with Roy Oppenheim: A Deep Dive Into Current Legal and Other Issues Facing Real Estate & Business Professionals during COVID-19 Same Time, Shorter Format June 16, 2020 12:00-12:30 PM in Eastern Time (US and Canada)  REGISTER HERE Register […]

Court tosses 5-year foreclosure limit

Tue Apr 29, 2014 by on Florida Law News

“I understand they don’t like the idea that people can end up with free houses but this undermines and defies the purpose of a statute of limitations,” said foreclosure defense attorney Roy Oppenheim, who is fighting a high-profile foreclosure deadline case in Boca Raton in which homeowners stand to win a multimillion-dollar waterfront mansion. “This is going to create a bizarre and unintended set of circumstances.”

Scott signs foreclosure bill

Sun Jun 9, 2013 by on Florida Law News

The following article was written by Paul Owers in the Sun Sentinel and republished in the South Florida Law Blog with Roy Oppenheim. Gov. Rick Scott signed a bill Friday designed to speed up foreclosuresin Florida, but critics say the measure is unfair to homeowners. HB 87 requires homeowners to respond more quickly to foreclosure filings and gives community associations […]

Roman Pino Case Imperative to Florida Supreme Court’s Integrity

I’m not a reader of tea leaves, so I am not about to guess how the Florida Supreme Court will ultimately rule on Roman Pino vs. The Bank of New York. But listening to the justices attack Amanda Lundergan, Roman Pino’s attorney, while seemingly going much easier on Bruce Rogow, the bank’s very well-respected lawyer, was at best, discouraging. It’s […]

Landmark Foreclosure Case Goes Before Florida Supreme Court; Has Banks Terrified

If you haven’t already heard, there is a monumental case that was heard Thursday morning in the Florida Supreme Court, and every single homeowner should be paying close attention to this case. To watch a replay of the oral arguments, please click here. The case is Roman Pino vs. Bank of New York. It involves all the customary fraud I […]