Timeshare Lawyer files Lawsuit against Bluegreen Resorts

Timeshare Attorney Mitchell Sussman takes legal action vs. Bluegreen Resorts

Timeshare Attorneys from the law offices of Mitchell Reed Sussman & Associates have filed a series of lawsuits on behalf of Promotoria Sunset Group Resorts owners against abusive timeshare resort companies.

These lawsuits have resulted in settlement and judgments against timeshare developers not only releasing owners from their timeshare contract but in some cases the return of down payments and an award of attorney fees.

To see if you are eligible to have your timeshare cancelled – just click here for your no-cost Timeshare Attorney Evaluation to have your Timeshare Contract Cancelled!

If you are the owner of a Bluegreen timeshare and are seeking damages, the return of your deposit and release from your ongoing obligations, we are here to help. There are currently a series of new legal actions being prepared by our timeshare attorneys designed to assist timeshare owners like yourself in exiting your timeshare contract for good.

For example, some timeshare owner complaints that Timeshare Legal Action receive from clients include feeling pressured into buying and reassured about travel opportunities, and nothing panning out when it’s time to book the vacation. Many are not interested in keeping their timeshare. The timeshare maintenance fees have skyrocketed. The timeshare owners were lied to when buying it. They want would like to get out of it. They attended a presentation that lasted more than 2 hours, it took 3 salesmen to coerce them to sign, and were continually told them that the customer was retired and on a fixed budget, but they falsely promised that it was a real state so I could sell it for a profit or rent it.

 

 

Timeshare Lawyer files Lawsuit against GeoHoliday Vacation Club

Timeshare Attorney Mitchell Sussman takes legal action vs. GeoHoliday Vacation Club

Renown Real Estate and Timeshare Exit Attorneys, Mitchell Reed Sussman & Associates, has filed a series of lawsuits on behalf of GeoHoliday Vacation Club owners against fraudulent timeshare resort companies.

These lawsuits have resulted in settlements against several timeshare resort companies that released timeshare owners from their burdensome and costly memberships, and in some cases won the return of down payments and attorney fees.

 

 

Timeshare Attorney Sues Playa Grande Resort

Timeshare Attorney Mitchell Sussman takes legal action vs. Playa Grande Resort

Veteran Timeshare lawyer Mitchell Reed Sussman has disrupted the Timeshare Industry to such a degree that Timeshare developers around the world consider him public enemy number 1.

“Ten years ago, when I began helping Timeshare owners rid themselves of lifetime maintenance fees and other ridiculous obligations, a lawyer-friend of mine asked if I wasn’t afraid of waking up one morning to find a bomb in my car,” Sussman said.

To see if your timeshare is eligible to be cancelled – just click here for your no-cost Timeshare Attorney Evaluation to get out of your Timeshare Contract.

Over the years, Sussman has obtained thousands of releases for Timeshare owners nation-wide, in many cases, by successfully suing the Timeshare corporations for unlawful practices and unenforceable, onerous contracts. He has upended a trillion-dollar industry known for high-pressure sales tactics and fine print contracts seeking to absolve the timeshare for any “untruthful statements” made by a salesperson during the timeshare ‘presentation’.

Recently, one timeshare decided to fight dirty when the Playa Grande Resort, in an effort to keep their owner in the fold, sent a defamatory letter to William and Ursula White, clients of Sussman who had previously purchased a timeshare membership from Playa Grande.

The letter contained false and outrageous accusations.

“Anyone can look it up and see that I have been a member of the California bar in good standing for over 42 years am beloved by my clients and have an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau,” Sussman said regarding what he describes as a coward’s approach to his efforts to free his clients from unwanted timeshares.

The case filed by the law office of Mitchell Reed Sussman & Associates by lead attorney Leslie Benjamin is Sussman v. Playa Grande, Superior Court of California, County of Riverside Superior Court, case no. PSC 1903477

The lawsuit seeks damages in excess of one million dollars along with an injunction.

 

 

Timeshare Lawyer Sues Promotoria Sunset Group Resorts

Timeshare Attorney Mitchell Sussman takes legal action vs. Promotoria Sunset Group Resorts

Timeshare Attorneys from the law offices of Mitchell Reed Sussman & Associates have filed a series of lawsuits on behalf of Promotoria Sunset Group Resorts owners against coercive timeshare resort companies.

These lawsuits have resulted in settlement and judgments against timeshare resorts, not only releasing owners from their timeshare contract but in some cases the return of down payments and an award of attorney fees.

To see if you are eligible to have your timeshare cancelled – just click here for your no-cost Timeshare Attorney Evaluation to have your Timeshare Contract Cancelled!

If you are the owner of a Promotoria Sunset Group timeshare and are seeking damages, the return of your deposit and release from your ongoing obligations, we are here to help. There are currently a series of new legal actions being prepared by our timeshare attorneys designed to assist timeshare owners like yourself in exiting your timeshare contract for good.

Timeshare owner issues commonly expressed to us include being tired of paying membership and maintenance fees which are outrageous. When a timeshare owner becomes sick, and find it difficult to travel, the timeshare isn’t used and just sits there while the fees still need to be paid. Trying to get out of the contract due to a second party being on the contract, and the timeshare resort doesn’t assist. The timeshare fees keep going up.

A timeshare member said he has two floating weeks (odd and even years) at Kona Coast II (HI) and wish to get rid of them. He contacted a listing company in June 2015 and paid USD $1,996 upfront for their services, then heard nothing until recently. Their agent offered to put him in contact with the “executive consultant” of a reseller company, who “offered” that he pay USD 2795 per unit to get rid of it. This amount already takes into account part of the fees he paid to the reseller company since these two companies have a financial agreement.