A Miami jury has sided with real estate developer Ugo Colombo, ordering Dacra Development Corp. to pay $2 million in maintenance fees for costs associated with a corporate jet jointly owned.
March 12, 2014 at 03:46 PM
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Miami real estate developer Ugo Colombo came out on top in a courtroom battle with fellow developer Craig Robins.
A Miami jury ordered Craig Robins’ Dacra Development Corp. to pay Colombo $2 million in maintenance fees associated with a jointly owned corporate jet.
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