A real estate investor who assumed an enforceable arbitration clause would compel a trial court to dismiss fraud claims against him got some bad news when a state appellate court ruled in the plaintiffs’ favor.
Federico Gomez, head of Wellington-based American Land Investments & Development LLC, came out on the losing side of his dispute with S & I Properties LLC and Jenesco Partners LLC over a nearly $9.43 million real estate deal.
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