Billionaires’ feud reaches Florida Supremes, where justices may add a hurdle to claiming punitive damages

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Palm Beach billionaires Isaac 'Ike' Perlmutter, right, and Harold Peerenboom

By Noreen Marcus, FloridaBulldog.org

An extraordinary feud between Palm Beach billionaires that began on country club tennis courts has reached the Florida Supreme Court, where it will influence the law of punitive damages.

The combatants are Isaac “Ike” Perlmutter, former Marvel Entertainment CEO and one of President-elect Donald Trump’s biggest financial backers, and Harold Peerenboom, founder of Mandrake Management, a leading Canadian executive-search firm.

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