The lawsuit revolved around a fire at what used to be 5 Napkin Burger on Lincoln Road in Miami Beach. Photo: Google Maps streetview.
"It’s different when a defense firm sees an insurer carrier as the plaintiff on the other side, rather than an individual," one plaintiffs lawyer said. "And so, part of the struggle on my side was trying to help everybody in the case see that this is going to be treated just like any other case would."
July 21, 2020 at 03:04 PM
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Litigation over a fire that burned down a restaurant and the commercial space above it on Miami Beach’s Lincoln Road has resolved after four years of fighting, with a $2.5 million settlement from a tenant to its landlord’s insurer.
Firefighters rushed to 5 Napkin Burgers in the early hours of Feb. 7, 2015, to quell a blaze that started on a cooktop and quickly spread to its ventilation duct. The reason for the fire remains a mystery, but a cleaning crew had been there that night.
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