A bankrupt affiliate of Sotheby's International is suing the attorney who handled a $17 million residential real estate deal in Florida, saying he owes the brokerage more than half a million dollars. Trustee Alan Goldberg claims Kurt Bosshardt kept $510,000, or half of the 6 percent commission allegedly owed to Sotheby's for the sale of the property last year. Sotheby's said that Bosshardt is not a licensed real estate salesperson or broker, and was not entitled to the money.
November 24, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A bankrupt affiliate of Sotheby’s International is suing the attorney who handled a $17 million residential real estate deal in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.’s tony Harbor Beach area, saying he owes the brokerage more than half a million dollars.
Trustee Alan Goldberg, on behalf of SOL Sotheby’s as SOL LLC, claims Kurt Bosshardt kept $510,000, or half of the 6 percent commission allegedly owed Sotheby’s for the $17 million sale of 1 Isla Bahia last year.
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