A jury awards damages against New York investor Harvey Silverman, who was accused of civll conspiracy in a real estate deal.
June 24, 2014 at 02:00 PM
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A jury awarded $14.3 million to a Miami lawyer claiming New York investor Harvey Silverman and his partners committed civil conspiracy in a downtown Miami real estate deal.
The verdict delivered late Monday in Miami-Dade Circuit Court is a vindication for a company operated by Miami real estate investor and lawyer David Stone, said his lawyer, Michael Olin of Michael S. Olin P.A. in Miami.
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