Trial begins for two businessmen trying to recover deposits on the failed Fort Lauderdale hotel-condominium project that Donald Trump once promoted.
March 03, 2014 at 04:00 PM
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Two businessmen who lost deposits when the Trump International Hotel & Tower project failed in Fort Lauderdale started trial Monday against Donald Trump in the Broward Circuit Court.
Trump did not attend, but jurors will hear his deposition during the expected two-week trial before Judge Jeffrey Streitfeld in the lawsuit filed by New Jersey-based Crest Ultrasonics CEO J. Michael Goodson and retired Boston restaurateur John Taglieri.
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