Auto magnate Norman Braman withdraws as a plaintiff in a lawsuit against the city of Miami over a $9 million subsidy for the planned SkyRise tower in downtown Miami.
October 01, 2015 at 12:10 AM
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Auto magnate Norman Braman withdrew as a plaintiff from a lawsuit against the city of Miami over a $9 million subsidy for the planned SkyRise tower.
Braman withdrew Tuesday, months after the city’s lawyer first argued the billionaire lacked standing because he lives in Indian Creek, not Miami.
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