US gaming giant Harrah's Entertainment has filed a motion in the New York State Supreme Court for a September 14 hearing to approve the payment of $12.174 million in legal costs to it by Baha Mar, warning that if the Cable Beach developer opposes this it will seek to also gain the $116,492 it was denied.
James Kearney, an attorney with Latham & Watkins, in an affidavit filed with the New York courts earlier this week, affirmed that Harrah's and its Caesars Bahamas subsidiary were moving to recover the legal costs they had allegedly incurred in defending themselves against breach of contract and other claims made over the two parties' failed $2.6 billion joint venture to redevelop Cable Beach.
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