Holland & Knight Wins Defense Verdict for Dominican Republic in $35M Case
The federal court ruling resolved a yearslong battle that initially produced a $50 million default judgment against the country.
October 03, 2017 at 03:26 PM
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Miami partners at Holland & Knight won a defense verdict for the Dominican Republic in a $35 million breach-of-contract case.
The federal court order entered Saturday came after years of litigation, including the initial entry of a $50 million default judgment against the country and its water resource agency, Instituto Nacional de Recursos Hidraulicos, or INDRHI.
“We're obviously thrilled with the decision,” said Holland & Knight partner Eduardo Ramos, whose trial co-chair was fellow partner Gregory Baldwin.
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