Unlicensed contractor found guilty
More than six years after Hurricane Irma, a SWFL family finally has some closure. It comes after an unlicensed contractor was forced to pay.
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More than six years after Hurricane Irma, a SWFL family finally has some closure. It comes after an unlicensed contractor was forced to pay.
Christopher Pascale was expected to be released Tuesday from jail if he took the plea deal. He'll now spend another month behind bars.
Christopher Pascale, accused of contracting without a license and performing work without permits, was arrested Tuesday.
Unlicensed contractor Christopher Pascale didn't show up to his own trial for the second time. Now a warrant is out for his arrest and the family at the center continues to wait for justice.
Bonita Springs flooring business owner sued for violating state agreement Published: July 12, 2021 6:02 PM EDT Updated: July 12, 2021 6:45 PM EDT Recommended We first reported about customer complaints against Chris Pascale three years ago. The Office of the Attorney General of Florida recently filed a new lawsuit against Pascale and two of his Bonita Springs flooring businesses, claiming he broke his previous agreement with the state and hurt people financially in the process. Bonita Springs Floor Covering Inc., Bonita Springs Floor Covering & Remodeling, LLC and Christopher Pascale are all ...