December 14, 2022
A Miami federal judge dismissed on Wednesday litigation in which New York-based North American Sugar Industries Inc. sought $291 million from several companies involved in shipping wind turbines to Cuba, finding that the case does not belong in Florida.
September 21, 2022
A sugar company has argued that a shipment of wind turbine gear from China to Cuba needed to pass through a Florida port to back its claim in Florida federal court that a Chinese company owes it $291 million for the delivery.
August 31, 2022
A magistrate judge has found a Florida federal court isn't the place to settle a sugar company's claim that a Chinese company owes it $291 million for using a Cuban port it once owned to transport equipment for a major wind turbine project.
August 25, 2021
A Florida federal judge tossed a sugar company's $291 million suit accusing a Chinese wind turbine manufacturer of reaping unlawful profits by using the sugar company's former Cuban port, finding the complaint too vague but giving the company a chance to amend its claims.
June 16, 2020
The original owner of a port seized by Cuba's communist government says a Chinese wind turbine manufacturer and companies it worked with owe $291 million for using its confiscated property to deliver products to the island's largest wind power project.