Marquis Miami (Wikipedia Commons, iStock)
The rooftop of a luxury condo high-rise marks the center of a vicious legal battle for cable and Internet supremacy in downtown Miami, according to a lawsuit recently filed in Broward County Circuit Court.
Winter Haven, Florida-based ITCSAT Corp. is suing the Marquis Miami Condominium Association, a competitor cable and Internet provider named Broadwave, and its affiliate Broadwave II, for breach of contract, tortious interference and civil conspiracy.
The 103-page complaint alleges that Marquis Miami condo board President Allan Schwartz and Broadwave founder Jordan Smith, both of whom are also defendants, teamed up to sabotage ITCSAT’s 2019 contract to provide high-speed cable and Internet service in the 63-story building at 1100 Biscayne Boulevard near downtown Miami.