Miami Design District developer Craig Robins, who also is CEO and president of Dacra Development Corp., and developer of high-end residential and commercial projects in Miami Ugo Colombo, founder of CMC Group LLC. Courtesy photos
In the latest turn in the decade-long dispute between two of Miami's biggest names in real estate, Craig Robins and Ugo Colombo, a juror bribery accusation has been made.
January 10, 2019 at 04:07 PM
1 minute read
South Florida real estate reporter
The losing side of a 2014 trial between two Miami developers fighting over finances for a private jet claims that the verdict was the result of the winning side bribing a juror.
In a Miami-Dade Circuit Court lawsuit, Craig Robins’ development firm, Dacra Development Corp., claims that Ugo Colombo or someone acting on his behalf bribed the juror with money and a unit at one of Colombo’s high-end buildings worth about $1 million in exchange for the verdict.
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