Attorney Brian Barakat of Barakat Law. Courtesy photo
Serhan Unsal, a Turkish national looking to turn a profit in South Florida real estate, accused brokers Taner Gokalp and Ertugrul Meric of deceiving him out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. A Broward jury awarded him treble damages.
August 10, 2018 at 03:30 PM
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A Broward jury awarded more than $1.8 million to a foreign investor who found himself swept up in a property con job.
Serhan Unsal, a Turkish textile factory owner and investor, brought a civil theft suit against defendants Taner Gokalp and Ertugrul Meric. The jury awarded him treble damages, returning a verdict for $1.812 million.
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