England and France fought for 100 years, the Hatfields and McCoys for generations. Just give the Brakes and the Murphys a little more time. After all, they already have 10 years under their belts with no sign of stopping. The 3rd District Court of Appeal in Miami has labeled their continuing litigation - stemming from a fight over an estate - "interminable." Most recently, the district court threw out the attorney fees claim of a lawyer for one side of the feud because the claims smacked of "exploitation."
September 09, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
England and France fought for 100 years, the Hatfields and McCoys forgenerations.
Just give the Brakes and the Murphys a little more time.After all, they already have 10 years under their belts with no sign ofstopping. Unsurprisingly � as most probate court veterans will tell you� they are all members of the same family.
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