A state appeals court ejects a breach of contract suit filed by two sons of Dolphins founder Joe Robbie against their sister, saying it can't be pursued in Florida.
June 18, 2014 at 12:22 AM
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The Fourth District Court of Appeal is calling an end to litigation among three children of the late Miami Dolphins founder Joe Robbie.
The state appeals court ruled Wednesday that Florida does not have jurisdiction over a breach of contract lawsuit filed by brothers Daniel Robbie and Timothy H. Robbie against their sister, Deborah Olson, in the sale of one of the family companies.
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