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In a surprising turn of events, Gianluca Vacchi’s associated company, GV NBV LLC, has filed a lawsuit against his partner Michael Stern and his associated entities. The lawsuit (click to view the full PDF) was filed by GV NBV LLC, naming Michael Stern, 6345 JV LLC, and 6345 Manager LLC as defendants. Although unrelated, this legal battle could have far-reaching implications for one of Miami’s most high-profile developments — 888 Brickell by Dolce & Gabbana.
The complaint, filed on December 17, 2025, alleges that Michael Stern and his related entities engaged in fraudulent activities tied to a real estate development at 6345 Collins Avenue, known as the Casablanca Project. In the lawsuit, GV NBV LLC is seeking damages in excess of $750,000, underscoring the significant financial stakes involved. According to the filing, Stern allegedly misrepresented the value and safety of the investment, provided false or misleading documents, and concealed material facts from the plaintiff. In essence, the lawsuit claims these actions were part of a deliberate scheme to defraud GV NBV LLC.
Notably, this is not the first time Stern has faced legal troubles. The complaint references a series of other lawsuits where Stern has been accused of similar fraudulent conduct in other real estate projects. These past cases paint a broader picture of ongoing legal challenges for Stern, adding weight to the current allegations.
It’s worth noting that a website known as JDSPulse has been dedicated to exposing alleged misconduct by Michael Stern. While we are not affiliated with this platform and cannot verify all of its claims, it does exist as an independent source focused on Stern’s business practices. This lawsuit adds a new chapter to that ongoing narrative.
Perhaps the most pressing question is how this legal battle will impact the 888 Brickell by Dolce & Gabbana project. Gianluca Vacchi and Michael Stern are co-developers of this high-profile Miami development. With their partnership now in question, one must wonder how this lawsuit will affect the project’s future and their working relationship. Will this lead to delays or changes in the development? Only time will tell. Notably, the first hearing in this case is set for March 19, 2026 at 8:15 AM, marking the next major step in this unfolding story.
As this case unfolds, it will be important to watch how it impacts both the individuals involved and the broader Miami real estate landscape. For now, this lawsuit marks a significant rift between two major players and raises many questions about what comes next.
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