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Wyndham Vacation Ownership, Inc. et al v. Gallagher et al
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6:19-cv-00476
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- Albright Stoddard
- Baker & Hostetler
- Cauthen & Burns
- Fisher Rushmer
- Holland & Knight
- Marshall Dennehey
- NeJame Law
- Shutts & Bowen
- The Orlando Law Group PL
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April 23, 2019
Wyndham's False Ad Suit Is Off-Base, Timeshare Exit Co. Says
A timeshare exit company asked a Florida federal court on Tuesday to dismiss Wyndham's suit accusing it of advertising a bogus timeshare relief scheme and using a fake law firm to induce customers to default on their timeshare obligations, arguing that the Florida court has no jurisdiction over the Nevada-based company.
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March 12, 2019
Wyndham Says Fake Law Firm Advertising Timeshare Defaults
A group of Florida-linked companies and their backers are advertising a bogus timeshare relief scheme, using a fake law firm to induce customers to default on their timeshare obligations, timeshare development company Wyndham told a Florida federal court.