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Re: Manhattan Club Lawsuit (by Chris V.):

fibo,

rather than criticize others' proactivity, why not be creative and offer some other viable solutions to our still-deplorable aftermath of TMC/eichner's fraudulent actions against us owners. who other than schneiderman left us where we are currently? it appears that you disregard or not read my various options of actions that should be considered. if you have other options to offer, adding to or supplanting mine, post them. leave your criticism to those who still complain and offer nothing as solutions to what they complain about. doing nothing gains nothing. additionally,

your quote,".....you are blaming the NYAG for the non-compliance with your personal desires for no justice.....", my personal desires??? the outcome of schnenderman's so-called "settlement" created the ire of the majority of owners in this very forum, not only from the standpoint of MY PERSONAL DESIRES. were you pleased with his "settlement?" if so, no criticism, but you're in the minority, just as a point of information.

fibon wrote:

chrisv126 wrote:

becky, your comments are worth much more than "two cents;" they make sense.

regarding further action, i certainly would not want to corrupt zimmerman's possible suit, but as has been shown on this page, a few responses above, he seems not to be responsive to peggy's twice trying to connect with him in order to join his yet-unestablished suit (that i am aware of). we also have not seen one word from him on redweek for a long time. this might be time to try a tactic similar to that which we tried and failed with the unprofitable outcome of the former nysag schneiderman's inept legiislatve skills. now we have new blood in the form of the honorable ms letitia james our new new york state attorney general. perhaps filing individual claims and comlaints with her might prove to be to TMC owners' advantage. she has all the background TMC investigative information from schneiderman's records. ms james could either reopen schneiderman's case OR begin afresh with her own legal expertise, starting her own new court case. this idea is certainly worthy of consideration by TMC owners on redweek.

Hi Cris. It was your NO X message in regards to the chance to open a new INVESTIGATION on behalf of the TMC owners. What stops you and your group from sending such an mail-email? It's quite easy. Prepare a draft of a letter, post it on a Redweek, then each owner will modify it according to the personal experience and send mail/ email it to the new NYAG. That will in no way interrupt with other possible laws suites but benefit the owners. The previous NYAG investigation has started with around a hundred of owner's complaints, therefore if 80 group members support it, that might lead to a new investigation.

Typically, a new suite/investigation has to be supported with new/updated claims. You have to determine what is 'new'. For that you have to familiarize with the NYAG investigation that is publicly available thru the Court-s filing and, particularly with the NYAG's Assurance of Discontinuation, the document which is only about 30 pages to read. Don't forget you get only 1.5 remained years to sue the TMC, then you will face to deal with the Bluegreen Inc.

When you are blaming the NYAG for the non-compliance with your personal desires for no justice pls note that the best NYC lawyers do not work at the NYAG office but held their own practice. These best attorneys to oppose our owners' interests were paid off from our/owners'r maintenance fees. Have a respect what the NYAG has done to crucify the timeshare industry.