The timeshare attorneys at Finn Law Group are experienced litigators who understand the various complexities of the law and how those laws apply to timeshare litigation. Finn Law Group also has very experienced timeshare paralegals that are familiar with the documents and procedures supporting any required negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or court litigation.
Timeshare laws vary by state and are ever-changing. The attorneys at Finn Law Group keep abreast of the latest changes in state and federal law so we can provide our clients with the most up-to-date legal advice and services possible.
The law firm has represented timeshare owners in various types of matters for over a decade, including breach of contract cases, consumer protection cases, and class cases. Finn Law Group has a proven track record of success in this arena.
Furthermore, the company has assisted independent owner-run timeshare associations in the negotiation and drafting of timeshare documents as well as offering legal assistance to those owner boards.
We take pride in working closely with our clients and based on individual case circumstances and consultation can make litigation recommendations accordingly. Some clients prefer to avoid litigation if possible and many disputes can be resolved with pre-suit settlement negotiations. At all times, the client will ultimately direct how our firm attempts to resolve a dispute with the timeshare developer. If you believe your timeshare rights have been violated, please contact us immediately to schedule a free consultation with one of our attorneys in our office or by phone.
If you want to learn more about Finn Law Group litigation, including pending timeshare litigation, please contact info@finnlawgroup.com and we will provide further information and instructions that are now available. Court documents for each of Finn Law Group’s State Court cases can be found by visiting the appropriate County Court Records’ website and entering the name or case number.
We routinely file timeshare litigation cases in:
State Court
State Administrative Court
State Court Class Actions
Federal Court
Federal Court Class Actions
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