A five-year case spanning three countries involving $2 million in insurance commission fees ended in a Miami-Dade Circuit courtroom with a complete defense verdict.
March 17, 2014 at 03:00 PM
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A Miami-Dade jury has sided with a Miami reinsurance company in a dispute over $2 million in commissions, ending a five-year battle that spanned three countries.
The case resulted in a defense verdict for Ramon Abadin, a partner at Sedgwick in Miami, other attorneys from the firm’s Fort Lauderdale office and Robert Harris of Harris Law Firm Group of Miami.
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