Steinger, Iscoe & Greene Sponsors Rider for 2016 SMART Ride in Miami

Founding Partners Gary Iscoe (left) and MIchael Steinger (right) presenting SMART Ride check to employee, Jimmy Dejesus Steinger, Iscoe & Greene is excited to announce that they are sponsoring a rider in the 2016 SMART Ride, a two-day, 165-mile ride in South Florida to raise money and awareness for HIV/AIDS. The law firm has pledged $1,250 towards the ride, 100{c6e459f3f8a7f1c6715c33c2c736476ccfdba55c64391dd836a5f8397e034060} of which will go to HIV/AIDS-related causes. Steinger, Iscoe & Greene is also extraordinarily proud to announce that the rider…
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The University of Miami Law has a very diverse student body and Priebus got along with everybody, said Isani, whose father, a Muslim, immigrated to …
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President-elect Donald Trump says he wants to preserve health insurance coverage even as he pursues repeal of the Obama-era overhaul that provided it to millions of uninsured people. How his administration handles a pending lawsuit over billions of dollars in insurance subsidies will reveal whether Trump wants an orderly transition to a Republican-designed system or if he’d push “Obamacare” over a cliff. Stripping away the subsidies at issue in the case would put the program into a fr…
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