Developer Marc Roberts claims celebrity attorney Roy Black gave him legal advice only to switch and then represent his business rivals.
May 05, 2014 at 11:45 AM
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Miami celebrity attorney Roy Black is expected to take the stand Tuesday to defend accusations he represented a one-time developer of the Miami Worldcenter project and switched sides to become the lawyer for his business rivals.
Palm Beach County developer Marc Roberts had an interest in the management company for the planned Miami Worldcenter proposed to remake the city’s blighted Park West neighborhood.
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