Tag Archives: fraud
Florida Supreme Court Clarifies Standards for Enforcement of Arbitration Clauses
Florida Supreme Court Clarifies Standards for Enforcement of Arbitration Clauses On March 20, 2014, the Florida Supreme Court decided Basulto v. Hialeah Automotive, 39 Fla. L. Weekly S 140, concerning whether a buyer was required to arbitrate a dispute with a seller. The Supreme Court clarified that courts, when asked to enforce an arbitration… Read More »
A Legitimate Stranger: Fourth DCA Holds Non-Party Had Standing to Attack Fraudulently Obtained Judgment
Davis v. M&M Aircraft Acquisitions, Inc. Case No. 4D11-706 The Fourth District Court of Appeal (“DCA”) reviewed a trial court order denying a non-party’s motion to vacate a final judgment. Robert Davis owned 40% of Aerovision, LLC, and Daniel McCue owned 60%. McCue sold his interest in Aerovision to M&M Aircraft. Davis then sought… Read More »
