The family of Subway co-founder Fred DeLuca won more than $10 million in damages after nearly a decade of litigation over a failed real estate project.
February 13, 2017 at 03:00 AM
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A $12 million-plus victory for the family of Subway co-founder Fred DeLuca in a jury trial against a well-known Delray Beach developer brought a close to eight years of contentious litigation between high-profile law firms on both sides of the case.
Holland & Knight argued on DeLuca’s side and Willie Gary’s firm, Gary, Williams, Parenti, Watson & Gary, represented developer Anthony Pugliese.
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