Law360, Miami (February 05, 2013, 2:47 PM ET) -- The Florida Senate's commerce and tourism committee on Tuesday boosted the Miami Dolphins' drive for public funding to help renovate Sun Life Stadium, advancing a bill that could lead to tax measures to partially pay for the $400 million project.
Dolphins owner Stephen Ross, who has pledged to privately fund the majority of construction costs, has said renovating the 25-year-old stadium is necessary to compete in the future for major events, such as Super Bowls, college football championships and global soccer matches.
Senate Bill 306 would...
Tax Break For Dolphins Stadium Gains Ground In Fla. Senate
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