Timeshare Settlement Can't Stop Additional Consumer Suit

By Greg Lamm · February 26, 2024, 7:47 PM EST

A Washington marketing firm must face negligent misrepresentation and consumer protection claims over links to a timeshare-exit company, according to a Washington federal judge who ruled that a group of consumers...

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Case Information

Case Title

Patrick et al v. Ramsey et al

Case Number

Court

Washington Western

Nature of Suit

Other Fraud

Date Filed

April 28, 2023

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