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Welk/Hyatt
Palm Springs Tennis Club (2-bedroom Wimbledon) - 2 units
Lagonita Lodge (4 units: Christmas week, New Year's Week, 2-bdrm Lakefront, 3-bdrm Bear Peak)
Since it's been a year since my last post about the Class Action against Wyndham that has been pending for 4 years, I thought I'd provide an update. I'm not involved in the case in any way, and I don't own any Wyndham timeshares; I have just been loosely following it.
Wyndham filed a Motion for Summary Judgment ("MSJ") asking the Court to dismiss the case as a matter of law. The timeshare owners filed an opposition last month in November 2024. The Timeshare owners' Opposition is attached. The timeshare owners argue that:
"This case involves a host of material fact issues about sales misrepresentations and omissions. In the words of Plaintiff and nuclear systems engineer Joel Wilson Brandon: "I’m upset and angry that we were deceived and lied to just about every step of the way. If we knew everything that was true about Wyndham and the timeshare ownership we would not have purchased it ….”
Plaintiff Reena Smith testified, “ I was “(s)cammed just from the beginning to the end.” “I am not like a genius, but I am not illiterate… I know what I heard versus what I got.”
The timeshare owners state: "Wyndham’s thesis is that none of the Plaintiffs had availability problems and they want to cancel their contracts due to buyer’s remorse. This is pure fiction. Each of the Plaintiffs was induced to purchase based on material misrepresentations..."
Wyndham filed a Motion for Summary Judgment ("MSJ") asking the Court to dismiss the case as a matter of law. The timeshare owners filed an opposition last month in November 2024. The Timeshare owners' Opposition is attached. The timeshare owners argue that:
"This case involves a host of material fact issues about sales misrepresentations and omissions. In the words of Plaintiff and nuclear systems engineer Joel Wilson Brandon: "I’m upset and angry that we were deceived and lied to just about every step of the way. If we knew everything that was true about Wyndham and the timeshare ownership we would not have purchased it ….”
Plaintiff Reena Smith testified, “ I was “(s)cammed just from the beginning to the end.” “I am not like a genius, but I am not illiterate… I know what I heard versus what I got.”
The timeshare owners state: "Wyndham’s thesis is that none of the Plaintiffs had availability problems and they want to cancel their contracts due to buyer’s remorse. This is pure fiction. Each of the Plaintiffs was induced to purchase based on material misrepresentations..."