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
Hamm v Wyndham – Wyndham moved unsuccessfully to dismiss the timeshare owner’s Amended Complaint for lack of personal jurisdiction and improper venue, or alternatively to transfer venue.… Read More
Drake v Wyndham – Wyndham demurred to the timeshare owners’ claims of fraud and breach of fiduciary duty on the grounds that the complaint was timebarred.… Read More
Lapping v Wyndham – In order to defeat the plaintiff’s whistleblower claims, Wyndham filed with the court a detailed internal investigative report by its counsel of fraud at the Donatello Sales Center.… Read More
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
Diamond v Pandora Marketing – The many defendants – all of whom are citizens of California or have that state as a principal place of business – successfully moved to transfer the lawsuit to the Central District of California… Read More
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