A Fort Lauderdale lawsuit has played a key role in litigation over the fate of $193 million under the control of a Liechtenstein foundation.
September 01, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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A 10-year legal battle waged on three continents over $193 million controlled by a Liechtenstein foundation makes a return trip to the 4th District Court of Appeal next week.
On one side, three European directors of a foundation are trying to fulfill the wishes of the German widow of a Colombian citizen who left his fortune to her.
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