An appeals court rules in favor of state court litigation rather than arbitration in a case filed by prominent Miami commercial broker Edie Laquer against her partners pursuing the proposed Miami WorldCenter project north of downtown.
January 08, 2014 at 11:00 PM
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Prominent Miami commercial broker Edie Laquer will once again get her day in court in a dispute with her partners on the proposed Miami WorldCenter project, the Third District Court of Appeal ruled Wednesday.
Laquer, president of Miami Beach-based Laquer Corporate Group, has been suing Palm Beach developers Arthur Falcone and Marc Roberts since 2008 over a stake in the nine-block project north of downtown Miami that she alleges was promised but never delivered.
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