Courtney Engelke and Joseph Matthews persuaded a Palm Beach jury to deliver a $4.56 million verdict against First American Title Insurance for delaying developers' claims about title defects at a Bahamas resort.
June 03, 2015 at 11:00 AM
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Details: Governor’s Harbour Resort and Marina Ltd. had trouble building a hotel and selling parcels in the Bahamas because of alleged title defects.
Governor’s Harbour bought more than 250 acres in the Bahamas in the early 2000s and purchased title insurance policies from First American Title.
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