The West Palm Beach city-owned golf course at 7001 Parker Ave.
WPB Golf Links, the contractor picked to revitalize West Palm Beach's public golf course, faces a lawsuit from attorneys who claim they haven't been paid.
September 20, 2018 at 03:00 PM
1 minute read
South Florida real estate reporter
A law firm that represented a developer in its bid to revamp West Palm Beach’s municipal golf course and add a hotel, entertainment and more hasn’t been paid, and legal bills have mounted to more than $185,000, according to a lawsuit.
Perry & Taylor of Palm Beach Gardens is suing WPB Golf Links LLC, which beat two competitors two years ago on a plan to lease and redevelop the city’s only public course.
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