Feb 22 V.O.I.C.E.S. Meeting Update

From Lee Hunt:

As I mentioned in my previous blog posts, I am providing additional information below regarding the upcoming meeting on the 22nd for victims of 1st Priority/Dan Gladstone/UCO.

I have given a name to our campaign. It will be known as-

V.O.I.C.E.S. (Victims of Insurance Casualties Exercising Self-Determination)


The Century Village Victims' Rights Group (VRG) will have their first

V.O.I.C.E.S. MEETING

(Victims of Insurance Casualties Exercising Self-Determination)

Monday, February 22nd, 10 AM
Main Clubhouse, Party Room

Contrary to UCO president's woefully weak and very trasnsparent answer to our request for resolution, we WILL NOT be inviting anyone, especially the three main players from 1st Priority who were present at UCO's meeting, to attend.

We are meeting to compile information regarding any present or past improper conduct by 1st Priority, UCO and/or their representatives in the handling of claims for CV residents/owners. This meeting is open to anyone, whether you are already a victim or want to avoid becoming one.

Due to time constraints, it will not be possible for each victim to tell his/her own story at the meeting. We will, however, make arrangements for you to meet with us on a one-on-one basis to go over your individual situations.

- DO NOT - feel afraid or intimidated by anyone who tries to stop you from attending this meeting. They cannot do anything more to hurt you than they already have. Please call me if this occurs.

Presidents and owners/victims, please bring the following:

1. Letters, journals, diaries, or statements, all details regarding the claim from the date of occurrence to today, including all conversations, work done, work remaining, and reasons given for not completing the work.

2. Copies or originals of all documents you received or signed. If you need copies made, bring your originals with you. Some of you have no documents to bring; come anyway and we’ll set up a time to interview you personally.

3. A listing of all estimates, invoices, checks or money paid out, balances due, or any other related financial paperwork.

4. Listing of all money you had to unexpectedly pay out or other expenses incurred as a result of your claim being delayed.

We will provide you with preliminary information on how to handle your present claim to avoid further damages. We will then set up individual appointments to assist you with your specific claims. These meetings will be private and held in strictest confidence.

If you need more information prior to the meeting, please call me at 561-202-8460 or Jean Dowling at 561-640-7606. We’ll see you there.
Lee