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Billionaire Soffer no longer faces $100M lawsuit

A $100 million wrongful death lawsuit against real estate mogul Jeffrey Soffer has been withdrawn less than a month after being filed in Miami.

Plaintiff Daria Gogoleva, the widow of Lance Valdez, who died in a 2012 helicopter crash in the Bahamas, dropped the suit on Tuesday, the Miami Herald reported. No explanation was provided. Soffer was also injured in the crash.

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The developer’s attorneys said no settlement had been reached with Gogoleva, who had accused Soffer of piloting the helicopter when it crashed at the Baker’s Bay Golf & Ocean Club in Great Guana Cay.

Soffer is CEO of Aventura-based real estate company Turnberry Associates and owns the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach. The developer, who is married to supermodel Elle Macpherson, survived the crash along with four others. [Miami Herald] — Eric Kalis

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