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Thanks Quincy,
I have not contacted the two law firms for the plaintiffs as I am waiting for their next move which I will see on the 4th court of appeals website for Count III or the Circuit Court website for counts 1&2.
All the previous posts were about Count III of our lawsuit and I was never on it.
So as for counts 1 & 2. In the summer of 2016 the defendant filed 'Offer of Judgment' notices. I count 22 of them on the county website with the name of each plaintiff.
I found out that in Florida if someone files...
You could call me a 'turncoat'. We told the tenants that the building had 3-5 years before closing. We rented the last unit a few weeks before financing was approved to tear the building down and replace it with a large project. I was told in private we would have one more year at least. so...
I hold a unique position. I was with the building and joined the tenants with their fight. I have been the main point of contact for them for updates.on the case. so when I saw the appellate court ruling that had the motion for legal fees I wanted to find out what that meant.
this was in Florida.
the suit was over Florida deceptive and unfair trade practices act. the building owners knew the building would be closed and told tenants it would not be.
The 'bill' I am referring to is the defendant attorney fees which were awarded in the appellate court decision.
What is the name of your state? A apartment building was shut down improperly (no notification) so lawsuit was filed with 13 named plaintiffs. Five years passes and we lose in circuit court so case goes to appellate court and the decision was upheld and a motion for defendants attorney's fees...
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