Basing much of her ruling on the forum non conveniens analysis established by the Florida Supreme Court in Kenney System v. Continental Insurance , a Miami-Dade Circuit Court judge has found that a complex deal hatched in Caracas has no business in a Florida courtroom. The Venezuelan companies that consummated the deal plan to appeal the judge's ejection of their $72 million complaint.
January 28, 2013 at 06:59 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Venezuelan companies that dispute a deal they consummated in Curacao may return there to seek missing U.S. Treasury bills, but first they will appeal the ejection of their $72 million complaint from Miami-Dade Circuit Court.
Publicidad Vepaco, a billboard company, and LaTele Television have retained Holland & Knight partner Rodolfo Sorondo Jr. to appeal the decision that the complex deal hatched in Caracas has no business in a Florida courtroom.
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