The Third District Court of Appeal hears arguments on whether a fired Aventura charter school principal is entitled to a $155 million defamation award.
June 17, 2014 at 03:00 PM
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Katherine Murphy, the fired principal of Aventura City of Excellence School, faces an uphill struggle in getting the Third District Court of Appeal to reinstate a $155 million jury award.
The court heard oral arguments Tuesday and appeared unconvinced she could overcome the absolute privilege protection against defamation that was afforded to City Manager Eric Soroka.
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