A judge has granted summary judgment to a brother who was sued by his sister over $130 million in business property on Miami Beach's Lincoln Road and Coral Gables' Miracle Mile.
December 30, 2013 at 08:00 PM
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A state court judge has granted summary judgment to the defense in a lawsuit involving siblings centered on four plum business properties located on Lincoln Road in Miami Beach and Miracle Mile in Coral Gables estimated to be worth $130 million.
Miami-Dade Judge Victoria S. Sigler found plaintiff Bejla Zwick-Miller did not have a legitimate legal claim against her brother, Leon Zwick, because of the statute of limitations.
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