Legal fees were upheld by the Third District Court of Appeal for a woman who was sold a salvaged wreck by AutoNation's Maroone Ford dealership in Hialeah.
December 27, 2013 at 06:00 PM
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After Alicia Borders was awarded $5,626 for getting stuck with a car patched together from two wrecked Pontiacs, a Miami-Dade circuit judge awarded her attorney $62,000 in legal fees.
On Wednesday, the Third District Court of Appeal upheld the legal fees, despite the defendant, Bull Motors LLC, insisting it was the prevailing party.
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