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SEC Characterizes Timeshare Developer's Approach to Rescission Requests as "Draconian"
SEC Settles Matter Involving Travel + Leisure over Alleged “Draconian” Exit Conduct
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a settled action against the timeshare company, Travel + Leisure Co.,
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SEC Settles Matter Involving Travel + Leisure over Alleged “Draconian” Exit Conduct
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a settled action against the timeshare company, Travel + Leisure Co.,
AFFIRMED ON APPEAL – Palmer v FantaSea Appellate Court Refuses to “Aid and Abet Deceitful Sales Practices.” $1,637,584.06 Awarded to Timeshare Owners!
VICTORY FOR TIMESHARE OWNERS: A jury entered a verdict in favor of owners on both the New Jersey Timeshare and Consumer Fraud Acts, resulting in an award of $641,571.06 to the owners and $996,013 in attorney fees and costs for a total award of $1,637,584.06.… Read More
Louis v Bluegreen: Active Duty Military Timeshare Owners Seek Redress From The US Supreme Court
On October 18, 2024, Private Louis and his wife filed a petition for a writ of certiorari with the US
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Club Exploria agrees to pay attorney fees in sum of $175,000 after dismissal of tortious interference suit.
Club Exploria v Aaronson Law Firm – Club Exploria, LLC, a timeshare developer in the Orlando area, agreed to pay $175,000 in attorney fees after bringing a lawsuit against the Aaronson Law Firm that was summarily dismissed in federal court, a ruling that was affirmed on appeal. … Read More
Order granting Attorney Aaronson’s Motion for Summary Judgment
Club Exploria v Aaronson – In its order granting an attorney’s motion for summary judgment, the court dismissed the timeshare developer’s claim for tortious interference with contract, finding that the developer failed to provide any… Read More
Order on Defendant’s Motion to Compel Wyndham’s Method of Computation of Damages
Wyndham v Square One – The court granted the exit company’s motion to compel Wyndham to respond to discovery seeking Wyndham’s theory of damages: “Plaintiffs’ Supplemental Rule 26 Disclosures claimed ‘actual … Read More
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