A California resident sexually assaulted at a Mexican resort controlled by a Miami-based company may have her case heard in Florida, the state Supreme Court ruled.
June 21, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A California resident sexually assaulted at a Mexican resort controlled by a Miami-based company may have her case heard in Florida, the state Supreme Court ruled.
A California resident sexually assaulted at a Mexican resort controlled by a Miami-based company is entitled to have her lawsuit heard in Florida, the state Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
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