The Third District Court of Appeal rules Verizon improperly reduced its payments to a quarter of the contract provisions.
November 23, 2016 at 02:00 AM
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A state appeals court sided with Florida Power & Light Co. in a dispute about how much money the former Verizon Florida should pay to use the electric utility’s poles.
A panel of the Third District Court of Appeal upheld a Miami-Dade circuit judge’s ruling that Verizon Florida, now Frontier Florida LLC, should pay nearly $2.6 million in damages to FPL.
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