WEST PALM BEACH, FL (Boca Post) (Copyright © 2026) — A civil complaint filed in Palm Beach County on April 15 accuses Boca Leasing Center Inc. and Robert Migliori of taking payment for three new Toyota Camrys and failing to deliver the vehicles or return the money, according to court records.
The case, Chatsworth Greens LLC d/b/a Chatsworth Greens Leasing v. Boca Leasing Center, Inc. and Robert Migliori, was filed in the Circuit Court of the 15th Judicial Circuit in and for Palm Beach County under Case No. 502026CA004213XXXAMB. The complaint lists Gamberg & Abrams as counsel for the plaintiff. No defense law firm is identified in the complaint.
According to the complaint, the plaintiff is a Florida limited liability company and Boca Leasing Center is a Florida corporation conducting business in Florida. The filing identifies Migliori as a Florida resident who, at all material times, was the owner, officer, and or controlling agent of Boca Leasing Center. The complaint alleges Migliori acted individually and on behalf of the company and personally participated in the conduct at issue.
The lawsuit says the parties entered into an agreement on or about Dec. 1, 2025, for the purchase and delivery of three new Toyota Camry vehicles. The complaint alleges the total purchase price, including delivery to the plaintiff’s business in California, was $81,765. It further claims the plaintiff fully performed its obligations by paying that amount to Boca Leasing Center. Attached exhibits include an invoice dated Dec. 1, 2025, for three vehicles at $27,255 each, and a payment confirmation showing $81,765 was paid on Dec. 2, 2025.
The complaint alleges the defendants represented the vehicles were in their possession and would be delivered within a reasonable time in accordance with the agreement. It then claims that, despite receiving full payment, the defendants failed and refused to deliver the vehicles. The plaintiff further alleges it made demand for delivery of the vehicles or return of the funds, but the defendants failed and refused to comply.
In its breach of contract count against Boca Leasing Center, the plaintiff alleges a valid contract existed for the purchase and delivery of the three vehicles, that the plaintiff paid the full amount due, and that Boca Leasing materially breached the contract by failing to deliver the vehicles and failing to return the payment. The complaint says the plaintiff suffered damages to be proven at trial, but no less than $81,765.
In a separate fraud in the inducement count against both defendants, the complaint alleges the defendants made material misrepresentations, including that they would provide and deliver the three new Toyota Camrys and that they had the ability and intent to complete the transaction because the vehicles were in their possession. The complaint claims those representations were false when made, or were made with reckless disregard for the truth, and that the plaintiff relied on them in making payment. It also alleges the defendants never intended to perform under the agreement at the time the representations were made.
The lawsuit seeks compensatory damages of no less than $81,765, prejudgment interest as allowed by law, and additional relief the court deems proper. On the fraud count, the complaint also alleges the conduct was intentional and willful and says the plaintiff is entitled to seek punitive damages upon proper leave of court. All allegations in the complaint are claims made by the plaintiff and have not been proven in court.
The original complaint, Chatsworth Greens LLC d/b/a Chatsworth Greens Leasing v. Boca Leasing Center, Inc. and Robert Migliori, Case No. 502026CA004213XXXAMB, as filed April 15, 2026, with the Michael A. Caruso, Clerk, can be viewed here.
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