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Tampa developer accuses SunTrust of predatory practices
-Businessman takes on $117 billion-asset bank
TAMPA — Developer Donald E. Phillips is making good on his promise to fight the banks unwilling to extend mortgages on his projects or to fund development loans as agreed.

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Developer Donald E. Phillips wins bout with bank in roundabout way

TAMPA — Donald E. Phillips kept his April promise to fight the lender that was demanding full payment of a $2.9 million loan secured by Phillips Development and Realty LLC. And this week, Phillips claimed victory.

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Developer takes on lender beating retreat, wants justice
TAMPA — Battered by losses from bad mortgages, First Horizon National Corp. appointed a new CEO last year and began a retreat from Florida, along with other states, to retrench in Tennessee.

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Kearney takes on bank in fight for survival
TAMPA — Not only is Kearney Construction Co. fighting Pasco County in court for firing it from a stimulus-funded road job, it’s also taking on banking behemoth Bank of America Corp., alleging predatory lending practices.

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Developer told to improve unfinished Trinity shopping center or risk demolition

TRINITY — Just a few years ago, it was billed as the "Main Street" of Trinity. But the shopping center — locked up in what one lawyer calls "the legal labyrinth of doom" — remains today an unfinished construction site and an eyesore to the residents who pass it every day.

Read more: Developer told to improve unfinished Trinity shopping center or risk demolition