Miami auto mogul and fervent casino opponent Norman Braman filed a new lawsuit to stop a gambling project in the city’s trendy Edgewater neighborhood — this time with a new attorney and without Mayor Francis Suarez as a fellow plaintiff.
Four limited liability companies affiliated with Braman and Suarez initially sued the city March 4 to stop a plan by West Flagler Associates Ltd., led by Magic City Casino’s Havenick family, to open a jai alai fronton with gambling on 12 acres at 3030 Biscayne Blvd.
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