Legal Opinion
Office of the Attorney Gen. v. Nationwide Pools, Inc.
District Court of Appeal of Florida
Decided April 3, 2019No. 4D18-822PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtKuntz, J.
The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) appeals an order granting the defendants' motion to vacate final judgments against them for lack of due process and for failure to state a cause of action in the complaint. We reverse.
Background
The OAG sued defendant Nationwide Pools, Inc., for deceptive trade practices and implementing a surcharge for credit card usage. The OAG asked the court to declare the practices unfair, enjoin the defendants from the pool industry, award equitable relief, award restitution, assess civil penalties, and award attorney's fees.
After filing the complaint, the OAG…
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