This rendering shows the soccer stadium, hotel, offices and other real estate as well as park space David Beckham and project partners want to develop at the Melreese Country Club in Miami.
Attorney Douglas Muir, who filed the original lawsuit against the city over the upcoming Nov. 6 referendum, said he plans to appeal the decision to dismiss his suit.
August 16, 2018 at 02:18 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
The lawsuit over the November referendum on David Beckham’s proposed Miami soccer stadium has been tossed out.
Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge Reemberto Diaz on Wednesday dismissed attorney Douglas Muir’s lawsuit accusing the city of Miami and its top officials of skirting their own procedures when they decided to hold the referendum.
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