Scott D. Kravetz of Duane Morris and Benjamin H. Brodsky of Brodsky Fotiu-Wojtowicz in Miami secured a $4.2 million judgment for their developer client, who sued contractors over a yearlong delay . Courtesy photos.
Miami attorneys Scott D. Kravetz of Duane Morris and Benjamin H. Brodsky of Brodsky Fotiu-Wojtowicz emerged from a bench trial with a $4.2 million judgment for the developer of a luxury apartment complex in St. Petersburg, who sued contracting giant Swinerton Builders Corp. and its daughter company over a yearlong delay.
After a two-week trial, Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Beatrice A. Butchko found that Cambridge Swinerton Builders Inc. breached its agreement with The Hermitage St. Pete LLC while constructing the apartment building—a $52 million project the plaintiffs lawyers claim was “completely disorganized.”
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