“They put their heads in the sand, they play favorites, and they retaliate against vendors, and we can’t tolerate that with our city governments,” said David Spector, a Holland & Knight partner.
March 26, 2024 at 02:00 PM
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Several city governments in South Florida are under fire over their relationships with businesses, ranging from the City of Hallandale Beach over allegations of knowingly and willfully violating a restrictive covenant running with the land, to the City of Miami, in which a commissioner was hit with a $63.5 million verdict by a state court jury over retaliatory actions.
Now, the City of Miramar is the latest to face legal action in a case pending before Broward Circuit Judge Frink Keathan.
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David Spector, partner, left, and Joseph Valdivia, associate, right, with Holland & Knight in its West Palm Beach office. (Courtesy photos)
