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Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Court Victory for Borrowers

By Alan E. Tannenbaum

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Court Victory for Borrowers:  At stake is $3 million in restitution

 "It was the most favorable decision the victims could have hoped for", Tannenbaum said Friday.

Tannenbaum invoked the Crime Victims' Rights Act on behalf of 104 Coast borrowers.

Full post as published by Florida Community Association Construction Law Blog on December 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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