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Federal Trade Commission v. J. William Enterprises, LLC et al
Case Number:
6:16-cv-02123
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Government Agencies
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May 01, 2018
FTC Nets $18.7M Win In Suit Over Timeshare Resales
A Florida federal judge handed the Federal Trade Commission a win in its suit over an alleged timeshare reselling scheme that duped property owners out of more than $17 million, banning the business owners from marketing their services and ordering them to pay the FTC $18.7 million.
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October 23, 2017
FTC Can Seek Refunds In $17M Time-Share Scheme Suit
A Florida federal judge stuck with Eleventh Circuit precedent Monday and held that the Federal Trade Commission can seek remedies like disgorgement and refunds in its suit over an alleged time-share reselling scheme that duped property owners out of more than $17 million.