This timeshare year of 2024, the focus was on active duty military service members and veterans who work in military-related professions. We have heard from hundreds of active duty service members and veterans who found their security clearances in jeopardy because they financed a timeshare. We feel no one serving our country should lose their security clearnance because they financed a timeshare.
This following article, posted December 26, 2024, provides updates on Military Lending Act 2024 filings in Louis vs. Bluegreen Vacations, Steines and Ormesher vs Westgate Resorts, Lingard and Smith vs. Holiday Inn Club Vacations, and Huskey vs. Wyndham/Travel & Leisure.
Your TARDA Team wishes you a safe and happy Thanksgiving. We appreciate all who have donated their time or treasure. We hope you consider a donation to TARDA this giving season. TARDA is a 501c4. Donations are not tax deductible. We are an all-volunteer organization, but raise funds to pursue legislative changes and cover administrative expenses. They say time is money. We have experienced a significant uptick in the number of timeshare members and owners reaching out. If you have a little or a lot of time to donate, please contact us here: https://tarda.org/get-involved
Legal Updates
Club Exploria robocallers have been on the receiving end of a lawsuit filed by the State of North Carolina, JOSHUA H. STEIN, ATTORNEY GENERAL v. CLUB EXPLORIA, LLC. October 18, 2024.
A Petition for a WRIT of CERTIORARI was filed with The Supreme Court of the United States on behalf of plaintiffs in EMMANUEL G. LOUIS and TAMARAH C. LOUIS v. BLUEGREEN VACATIONS UNLIMITED, INC., and BLUEGREEN VACATIONS CORPORATION. October 18, 2024
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