Coral Gables Firms Fight Each Other After Clients Settle
"I have their letter giving a legal opinion, which says the association has no legal right to collect dues," one attorney said. "And yet, they sent demand letters to homeowners."
April 09, 2020 at 03:01 PM
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After a three year litigation battle, Leo Benitez says he finally has the letter that proves his case.
Benitez, a partner at Benitez & Associates, was victorious at the Third District Court of Appeal where he represents two clients, Mamise Adrien and Sandra Witty Fortunato, in a case against Rhonda Hollander P.A. and attorney Rhonda Hollander.
Benitez filed a lawsuit against the law firm and lawyer, alleging they violated the Marketable Record Title Act. He alleged they knew their client, Golfwood of the California Club Homeowners Association, had invalid documents, yet chose to demand payments on its behalf using intimidating methods.
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