“The courts are open, and the court will apply laws that are to some extent favorable to cities, but ultimately, if you’ve got a strong case, don’t be afraid to have your day in court," said attorney Kendall Coffey, of Coffey Burlington.
February 22, 2023 at 01:35 PM
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Florida Bureau Chief
An 11th Judicial Circuit judge has ruled the City of Miami made a decision based on favoritism and personal preference when rejecting a prevailing bidder’s request for a proposal for the redevelopment of a marina in Miami.
According to the plaintiff’s attorney Kendall Coffey of Coffey Burlington, it’s a case that serves as a reminder that there should be a level playing field when attempting to do business with the city. Coffey represented Virginia Key LLC in the case.
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