Richard J. Lee and Ely R. Levy with Militzok Levy in Hollywood. Photo: Melanie Bell/ALM
Ely R. Levy and Richard J. Lee, attorneys at Hollywood law firm Militzok & Levy, argued that a non-English speaker was baited into a contract with a Paul bakery franchise owned by the Apety Group in Miami.
June 25, 2018 at 11:34 AM
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Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Bronwyn C. Miller sided with Hollywood attorneys Ely Levy and Richard J. Lee earlier this month, finding a Paul Bakery franchise in Miami liable for fraudulent misrepresentation, conversion and unjust enrichment.
The final judgment issued June 5 stated the Apety Group, Apety Sawgrass and CEO Vladimir Alfa owed French citizen Albert Hanouna more than $1.78 million in monetary damages.
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