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A Broward couple sued Countyline Auto Center Inc. over a salesman who allegedly spread gossip that their Bentley had been repossessed . But South Florida courts weren't quite sure whether the claim fit under the dealership's arbitration clause, which usually applies to more common lawsuits, like fraud or breach of contract, against car sellers.
November 27, 2018 at 05:51 PM
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Car dealerships are no stranger to lawsuits—often alleging fraud, breach of contract or violation of federal and state laws. But defamation?
That’s a first for appellate laywer Nancy Gregoire of Birnbaum, Lippman & Gregoire in Fort Lauderdale, who represents Pembroke Pines company Countyline Auto Center Inc., which faced a defamation claim brought by South Florida couple Olga and Stanislav Kulinsky.
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