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Smith V. City Of Fort Lauderdale

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📁 0:15-cv-62368 📅 2015-11-09 📍 FL
✓Court archive — 8 related cases
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•13.0M records searched across federal + state sources
Case Synopsis
This is the public record summary for a civil court case 0:15-cv-62368, indexed by Open Public Records on November 9, 2015. The case is filed by Smith against Fort Lauderdale (Florida). Below you'll find enrichment from multiple authoritative public sources including federal sanctions and wanted lists, the HHS-OIG List of Excluded Individuals/Entities, named-arrest feeds, and 8 related cases in our 12.9-million-record archive.
Filing Details
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Deep Web Search · Fort Lauderdale 2 MATCHED
Possible news and web mentions for Fort Lauderdale. We surfaced 2 name-based results. Results are matched by name only and may refer to a different person, business, or agency — verify with the original source. Deep-search links across 11 platforms are listed below.
📰 Press Coverage · 2 matching articles
Mausner Group Injury Lawyers Expands to Fort Lauderdale and Welcomes Seasoned Trial Attorney Adam Santana as Of Counsel
Tue, 16 Jun 2026 13:58:00 GMT Possible match · full name match state
MIAMI, FL / ACCESS Newswire / June 16, 2026 / Mausner Group Injury Lawyers, a Florida personal injury litigation firm ...…
Florida DOGE team turns its focus to Fort Lauderdale. Some are wondering why
Thu, 11 Jun 2026 07:58:00 GMT Possible match · full name match state
Fort Lauderdale now finds itself under the scrutiny of the Florida Department of Government Efficiency. The city received a demand letter Wednesday for documents dating back to 2024.…
Updated weekly · 11 public search platforms linked
Compliance · Sanctions Check name-based match · not verified CLEAR
U.S. Treasury Sanctions Check ?The U.S. Treasury keeps a list of people and companies that Americans can't legally do business with, including terrorists, drug traffickers, and sanctioned foreign officials. It's called the SDN list. We refresh our copy every day from OpenSanctions.org. It currently has 19,700 entries. ✓ Clear
We checked the U.S. Treasury's sanctions list (19,700 entries). We screened every party name listed on this case — 2 names in total (Fort Lauderdale, City Of Fort Lauderdale) — against that list. A name match alone would not confirm identity.
No match. None of the names listed as parties on this case appear on the U.S. sanctions list.
Related Cases not surfaced for this case. Surname-matching needs a person on one side of the case with a first and last name we can identify; this case doesn't have a searchable party name on either side, so we don't show speculative matches.
How We Built This Enrichment
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Total volume
On this page we checked Fort Lauderdale against: Open Public Records archive (12.9 million court cases), U.S. Treasury sanctions list (19,700 entries), FBI most-wanted list (990 fugitives), Federal healthcare exclusion list (83,300 providers), and 6 public arrest databases. In total, about 13 million records across 5 sources for this one case.

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