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ATTORNEY JULIET SUSSMAN ELECTED CO - CHAIR OF THE AAJ'S NATIONAL TIMESHARE LITIGATION GROUP - Vimarsana News

ATTORNEY JULIET SUSSMAN ELECTED CO - CHAIR OF THE AAJ'S NATIONAL TIMESHARE LITIGATION GROUP

/PRNewswire/ -- Attorney Juliet Sussman Elected Co – Chair of the AAJ's National Timeshare Litigation Group. Juliet Sussman Elected Co - Chair of American...

ATTORNEY JULIET SUSSMAN ELECTED CO - CHAIR OF THE AAJ'S NATIONAL TIMESHARE LITIGATION GROUP - Vimarsana News

ATTORNEY JULIET SUSSMAN ELECTED CO - CHAIR OF THE AAJ'S NATIONAL TIMESHARE LITIGATION GROUP

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District Court Shows Timeshare "Exit" Attorney the Exit | K&L Gates LLP - Vimarsana News

District Court Shows Timeshare "Exit" Attorney the Exit | K&L Gates LLP

In May of 2022, a New Jersey District Court ruled in favor of Diamond Resorts, declining to find them liable under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. The case, Esperance v. Diamond Resorts,...

Diamond Resorts Deemed Not Liable Under FCRA Says NJ Court - Vimarsana News

Diamond Resorts Deemed Not Liable Under FCRA Says NJ Court

New Jersey District Court ruled in favor of Diamond Resorts, declining to find them liable under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. The case, Esperance v. Diamond Resorts, provides insight on how courts are interpreting the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

Diamond Resorts Deemed Not Liable Under FCRA Says NJ Court - Vimarsana News

Diamond Resorts Deemed Not Liable Under FCRA Says NJ Court

New Jersey District Court ruled in favor of Diamond Resorts, declining to find them liable under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. The case, Esperance v. Diamond Resorts, provides insight on how courts are interpreting the Fair Credit Reporting Act.