JUPITER, FL (Boca Post) (Copyright © 2026) — A civil complaint filed March 13 in Palm Beach County Circuit Court accuses a Jupiter-based legal marketing business and related defendants of taking upfront payments from six law firms while failing to deliver the volume of qualified personal injury leads they allegedly promised.
The case is Law Offices of Jesse N. Bernheim, LLC, et al. v. Brian Marketing Group LLC, et al., Case No. 502026CA002989XXXAMB, filed in the Circuit Court of the 15th Judicial Circuit in and for Palm Beach County, Florida.
The plaintiffs are Law Offices of Jesse N. Bernheim, LLC, Kaine Law, LLC, Cardamone Law, LLC, Mike Lombardi Law Firm LLC, Shipon Law Associates, P.C., and Miracle Law, APC. The defendants are Brian Marketing Group LLC, BMG Legal, LLC, Lesionespersonalescom LLC, Semiaccidentscom LLC, Jason D. Brian, Vincent Aluzzo, and Nathaniel Hamilton. The complaint was signed by Dor Scwartz of Bernheim Kelley Battista LLC, which is listed as counsel for the plaintiffs. No defense law firm is identified in the filing.
According to the complaint, the case centers on alleged representations that the defendants would create, launch, and manage targeted marketing campaigns that would generate a set number of qualified personal injury leads over a 9-to-12-month period in exchange for upfront payments. The plaintiffs claim they relied on those statements and paid for lead packages that were not delivered as represented. The allegations have not been proven in court.
The complaint says Law Offices of Jesse N. Bernheim paid $28,500, Kaine Law paid $23,400, Cardamone Law paid $9,500, Mike Lombardi Law Firm paid $11,700, Shipon Law paid $9,500, and Miracle Law paid $12,000. Plaintiffs allege they were promised qualified leads but received little or no usable business in return. The filing claims Bernheim’s firm paid for 80 qualified leads and received one, while the other five firms allegedly received none of the qualified leads they paid for.
The complaint identifies Brian Marketing and BMG Legal as entities used in contracting, invoicing, and payment, and describes LesionesPersonales and SemiAccidents as the campaign entities or marketing platforms tied to the lead-generation services. It alleges Jason D. Brian was the owner, founder, and chief executive of the entities, Aluzzo served in a sales role, and Hamilton handled operations.
In one example described in detail, the Bernheim firm alleges it was contacted in February 2025 about campaigns in Broward County, Duval County, and Davidson County, Tennessee. The complaint says the defendants offered those campaigns for $9,500 each, for a total of $28,500, and represented that the campaigns would generate a guaranteed minimum of 80 qualified leads by the end of 2025. The filing alleges the campaigns later went live, but most of the Broward leads were not usable and the other two campaigns produced no leads. It also claims the plaintiffs were told performance would improve, then later stopped getting meaningful responses.
The lawsuit brings claims including breach of contract, unjust enrichment, and negligent misrepresentation. Plaintiffs seek damages in at least the amounts they say they paid, along with other relief. The complaint also demands a jury trial. The allegations remain claims by the plaintiffs at this stage of the case and have not been tested in court.
The original complaint, Law Offices of Jesse N. Bernheim, LLC, et al. v. Brian Marketing Group LLC, et al., Case No. 502026CA002989XXXAMB, as filed March 13, 2026, with the Palm Beach County Clerk of Court, can be viewed here.
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