Popular Miami River eatery Seaspice has settled another lawsuit brought by a California investor that was seeking 30 percent equity in the restaurant.
July 23, 2015 at 05:00 PM
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The popular Miami River eatery Seaspice has settled another multimillion-dollar lawsuit against it brought by a California hedge fund investor.
A California hedge fund named Drever Capital Management had sued the restaurant more than a year ago in Miami-Dade Circuit Court, seeking to foreclose on a $2.5 million loan and seeking 30 percent equity in the restaurant.
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