Office of Attorney General v. Bilotti

The Office of Attorney General v. Bilotti case from 2019 involves South Florida healthcare attorney Robyn L. Sztyndor and centers on an appeal reviewed by the Florida District Court of Appeal. The dispute arose from allegations and procedural decisions in a lower court, with the appellant contesting the application of certain legal standards and the admission of evidence.

The AG filed a complaint against appellees, and alleged fraudulent and deceptive acts by appellees in collection of millions in up-front legal fees from delinquent home-loan borrowers. The case included significant procedural issues where due process and proper interpretation of legal standards were allegedly compromised. The appellate court analyzed whether the trial court's decisions adhered to statutory and case law precedents, emphasizing the importance of fair trial principles. For details, see the full case summary on FindLaw: FindLaw Case Summary.