A state appellate court urged a world-class wine collector to stop complaining he was swindled out of about $18 million in fake wine.
The 4th District Court of Appeal decision on Wednesday affirms a trial court decision stating insurance did not cover the counterfeit nature of the wine.
Plaintiff David Doyle bought what he thought was rare, vintage wine from a man named Rudy Kurniawan, but it turn...
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