(Top L-R) Greenberg Traurig shareholders, Daniel Pulecio-Boek in Washington, D.C., Gabriel Aizenberg in Chicago, (Bottom L-R) Evelyn Cobos, and Francisco Sanchez in Miami. (Courtesy photos)
A federal judge in Miami dismissed a lawsuit involving a Florida construction company and its Curacao co-guarantors, who were accused of breaching an over $110 million loan agreement with Caterpillar Credito, on forum non-conveniens grounds.
Greenberg Traurig shareholders, Daniel Pulecio-Boek in Washington, D.C., Gabriel Aizenberg in Chicago, and Evelyn Cobos, and Francisco Sanchez in Miami, represented defendants, Venequip Machinery Sales Corp. and its co-guarantors.
Wilkie D. Ferguson Jr. Federal Courthouse. (Credit: Lisa Willis/ALM)
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