In this undated photo, Benjamin D. Van Horn, Cornell University Law School student, posed with Miami Beach Senior Assistant City Attorney Emomotimi S. Brisibe. Courtesy photo
The city was confident about pursuing an appeal based on a "fatal error" made by Miami-Dade Judge Pedro P. Echarte Jr. on admission of evidence.
September 20, 2018 at 03:13 PM
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The city of Miami Beach has reached an $190,000 settlement with a motorcyclist and his wife following a reported collision with a parking officer driving a city vehicle.
Emomotimi S. Brisibe, Miami Beach’s senior assistant city attorney, told the Daily Business Review that the settlement was reached following an $850,000 verdict against the city.
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