Litigants in a class action lawsuit involving membership dues at a Florida golf club linked to President Donald Trump filed an unopposed motion Friday to settle the case for nearly $5.45 million.

The proposed settlement agreement would end more than four years of litigation against Jupiter Golf Club, which does business as Trump National Golf Club Jupiter. If approved, it would require the club to pay millions, with no admission of wrongdoing.

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