Harris Solomon of Brinkley Morgan in Fort Lauderdale teamed with solo practitioner Elliot Borkson to negotiate a $3 million settlement for three Broward charities hit with a lawsuit over the will of John O. Ulbrich, founder of Alpine Jaguar in Fort Lauderdale, who died by suicide.

Solomon and Borkson represented Kids in Distress, SOS Children’s Villages and Covenant House Florida Inc., which sought to collect donations promised in Ulbrich’s will, challenged by family members who disputed the wording and claimed he hadn’t been in his right mind.

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