Seeking $250,000 in Compensatory Damages, $1,250,000 in Punitive Damages and Non-Economic Damages  (NOTE: Compensatory and Punitive overlap with claims against others and will only be collected 1x)

Fraud 7 counts /  Interference with Commercial  Matters /  Personal Injury
Defendants Pamela Palacios and Peter Whyte were Buyers Agents for the Plaintiffs. 

Palacios, under the guidance and control of her fellow Coldwell Banker Agent, Whyte, played the key "insider" role required for the Seller's Agent and Seller to  execute a $250,000 fix up and disclosure fraud scheme.  The scheme attempted by the Seller's Agent was extremely bold, because to be successful, it relied on Buyers Agents unknown to him at time of scheme initiation.  Insincere Buyers Agents were and are the linchpin in the scheme. Without them the scheme can not be executed.  Whyte and Palacios stepped in and filled that role when the opportunity presented itself. 

Whyte has been an Agent since 1978.  In the early 2000's he setup the Coldwell Banker Agent Training program in Beverly Hills. In 2018 he relocated to Monterey Bay to share his "skills" with the locals as a "mentor" and "transaction coordinator".   In 2021, Whyte gained Palacios as a mentee, and guided her  into and through a fraudulent scheme with consequences that  both should remember for one reason or another,  for many years to come.