The Third District Court of Appeal won't allow a Hollywood real estate company to pursue a malicious prosecution lawsuit against Greenberg Traurig.
October 09, 2013 at 11:45 PM
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Without explanation, a state appellate court Wednesday upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by a Hollywood real estate company seeking $10 million in damages from Greenberg Traurig for alleged malicious prosecution.
The unsigned opinion from the Third District Court of Appeal in Miami simply stated that it upheld Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Marc Schumacher’s decision in 2011 to dismiss the lawsuit filed by American Federated Title Corp.
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