Daisy Richards Bisz

Daisy Richards Bisz was born Daisy Gammage in 1909 in Missouri and lived in Coral Gables, Florida. She died of heart failure May 8, 2007 in Miami, Florida. Bisz was a prominent Florida attorney. A survivor of infantile polio (which briefly paralyzed her from the neck down), she was one of three sisters, an avid fisher, and played church piano music when she wasn't busy with her job.

Professional career Bisz graduated high school in 1927 and was sponsored by the Citizens and Southern Bank of Atlanta loan to attend a business college.

Bisz specialized in probate law: proving that a will is valid and administering estate according to the will of the deceased person. Most notably, Bisz represented clients whose property had been seized in Fidel Castro's 1959 Cuban revolution. A few of whom she represented included Fernando Cabeza, Winnifred Clover Frodin, Gerladine F. Walsh, Margy F Thiel, and Joseph E. Fitzgerlad. In the cases against the Cuban government, previously mentioned, Bisz was able to get each of the people she represented a cash refund for their lost land. Additionally, she won them a settlement of 6% interest from the time the land was lost until the court date. Bisz also represented Ted Williams, the Boston Red Sox baseball legend.