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Orange Lake Country Club, Inc. et al v. Castle Law Group, P.C. et al
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October 16, 2017
'Time-Share Advocate' Firm Denies Meddling With Contracts
A Tennessee law firm urged a federal court Monday to toss a Florida country club and time-share seller's amended suit accusing the firm of targeting time-share owners with misleading advertising, arguing that the firm is simply representing its clients and not interfering with time-share contracts.
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September 15, 2017
Tenn. Exec Argues Over Jurisdiction In Fla. Time-Share Suit
A Tennessee executive told a Florida federal court Thursday it shouldn't hear a suit brought by a Florida country club and time-share seller accusing his firm and related firms of fooling time-share owners into paying for undelivered legal services, saying the club's new complaint fails to establish states where the parties are citizens.
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July 28, 2017
Tenn. Law Firm Can't Toss Fla. Time-Share Fraud Suit
A Tennessee law firm can't toss a suit brought by a Florida country club and time-share seller accusing it of fooling time-share owners into paying for undelivered legal services, a Florida federal judge ruled Thursday, saying the country club can try again with a new complaint establishing states where the parties are citizens.
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July 21, 2017
Tenn. Law Firm Wants Fla. Timeshare Fraud Suit Nixed
A Tennessee law firm and one of its attorneys argued Friday that a Florida country club and timeshare seller accusing it of fooling timeshare owners into paying for undelivered legal services didn't establish citizenship for all the parties to show a Florida federal court should handle the case.
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June 09, 2017
Law Firm Defrauded Timeshare Owners To Win Business: Suit
A country club and timeshare seller on Thursday sued a Nashville law firm in Florida federal court, alleging that it purports to represent timeshare owners who claim to have been victimized by timeshare fraud but is instead fooling the owners into paying for legal services that it doesn't deliver.