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Westgate Resorts, Ltd. et al v. Sussman et al
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August 16, 2017
Jurisdiction Woes May Sink Time-Share Co. Suit Against Atty
A Florida federal court dismissed a suit by time-share company Westgate Resorts Ltd. accusing a law firm of fraudulently inducing time-share owners to stop making payments on their contracts, ruling Wednesday that the company failed to provide enough information for the judge to decide if the case even belongs in federal court.
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August 10, 2017
Time-Share Co. Says Atty Induces Owners To Break Contracts
Time-share company Westgate Resorts Ltd. accused a law firm in Florida federal court Wednesday of fraudulently inducing Westgate time-share owners to stop making payments on their vacation contracts, alleging the firm is earning large prepaid retainer fees without providing any meaningful services because the contracts are legally enforceable.