A judge ruled in favor of Donald Trump and a hotel developer in a design infringement suit filed by an architect who claimed they stole his designs for two Miami condo towers. Architect Paul Oravec was "shocked and dismayed" to see design photos of the towers after similar ideas he created were turned down by Trump, according to his 2004 lawsuit. But U.S. District Court Judge Patricia Seitz ruled Monday there was no direct infringement liability in the case.
July 28, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A judge ruled against an architect who sued Donald Trump and a hotel developer claiming they stole his designs for two condo towers they are building as part of an oceanfront resort.
Miami architect Paul Oravec was “shocked and dismayed” to see design photos of the towers at Trump Grande Ocean Resort and Residences in the newspaper after similar ideas he created were turned down by Trump, according to Oravec’s 2004 lawsuit, which sought unspecified damages.
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