Fort Lauderdale attorney Donna Greenspan Solomon, of Solomon Appeals, Mediation & Arbitration, left, and Mark R. Osherow, of Osherow in Boca Raton, right. Courtesy photos
Entrepreneurs who break up with their business partners could be tied up in years of litigation, following a ruling from a Florida appeals court, some attorneys say.
Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeals reversed a lower tribunal that dismissed with prejudice a lawsuit suing a travel company executive for breach of fiduciary duty.
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