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Fearing negative publicity and its potential impact on their case, attorneys for a luxury Florida condominium say they will ask a Miami-Dade judge to bar attorneys suing them from talking to the media. The request grows out of a news story about the suit filed against the Oceania condominium by Alceu Aragao. Attorneys for Oceania say they fear Aragao wishes to try the case in the media.
August 14, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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