In a long-running legal feud involving five Indian brothers, a US jury has ordered Haresh Jogani to pay more than $2.5 billion in damages to his siblings and divide shares of their Southern California property empire, comprising about 17,000 apartments. The case alleges Haresh breached a partnership with his brothers, and the punitive damages hearing on Monday may increase the award.
US News: After a 21-year legal feud, Haresh Jogani was ordered to pay his brothers over $2.5 billion in damages and divide up their Southern California propert
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Five brothers, sons of a diamond merchant hailing from the Indian state of Gujarat, whose ages now range from the 50s to 70s, have been in dispute for more than two decades over an alleged oral partnership that claims part-ownership for each brother in the real estate fortune of lone defendant Haresh Jogani.