Florida court limits attorney-fee claims in fibre cable easement dispute
The Florida Supreme Court has ruled that attorney-fee clauses in land agreements do not automatically bind future property owners. The dispute arose from an easement deal between Crown Castle South LLC and RJ's International Trading LLC over fibre cables. RJ's won damages for trespass, but it also tried to recover legal fees under the original contract. The court found that the fee clause was not tied to how the land was used or enjoyed, and so it could not support that claim.
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