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Hotel Titan Escapes Multi-Million Dollar Fla. Judgment Where No Joint Venture in Breach of Contract Case

In today’s featured case, the plaintiff construction firm contracted with a vacation resort operator in the Bahamas partly owned by a Marriott hotel subsidiary. When the resort  breached the contract, the plaintiff sued and won a $7.5M default judgment in a Bahamas court. When that judgment proved uncollectable, the plaintiff sued to enforce the judgment in Florida state …

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Posted byPaulPJanuary 21, 2016January 22, 2016Posted inBusiness Torts, Contract Law, CorporateTags: business torts, corporate law, duty to disclose, Florida, fraud in the inducement, joint venture, litigation, Marriott, partnership
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