Zoom Casa, LLC is currently tied to two open lawsuits in Los Angeles County Superior Court: one it filed in December 2023 as a plaintiff in a commercial contract dispute, and one filed against it in May 2025 alleging elder abuse in a real estate transaction. Neither Zoom Casa lawsuit has reached trial or final judgment, and the elder abuse matter appears to be heading to arbitration.
The Elder Abuse Case Against Zoom Casa
David Clavesilla and Elda P. Clavesilla sued Zoom Casa on May 16, 2025, at the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in Los Angeles.1UniCourt. David Clavesilla et al. vs. Zoom Casa LLC et al. The complaint is categorized as a personal injury and torts action alleging elder or dependent adult abuse.
The named defendants are Zoom Casa, LLC; a related entity, ZF SPV, LLC; Zoom Casa founder and CEO Fred Bin; Mulhearn Realtors, Inc. (doing business as Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties); Stratton-LFCA, Inc. (also doing business under the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices name); and real estate agent Victor Quiroz.
The publicly available court records do not spell out the specific factual allegations. Under California law, financial elder abuse in a real estate context generally involves taking, concealing, or retaining an elder’s property for wrongful use or with intent to defraud.
Two procedural developments matter for anyone tracking the case. On March 12, 2026, the court ruled on a defense petition to compel arbitration and stay the litigation.1UniCourt. David Clavesilla et al. vs. Zoom Casa LLC et al. The available records don’t state the outcome directly, but a post-arbitration status conference is set for March 12, 2027, which suggests the court sent at least some claims to arbitration. Then on May 8, 2026, the claims against the three real estate brokerage defendants — Mulhearn Realtors, Stratton-LFCA, and Victor Quiroz — were dismissed with prejudice, removing them from the case permanently. Zoom Casa, ZF SPV, and Fred Bin remain as defendants before Judge Christopher K. Lui.
The Contract Case Zoom Casa Filed
On December 11, 2023, Zoom Casa, LLC and ZF SPV, LLC filed suit against Kimberly R. Boker and the trustees of the Richard J. Hicks Living Trust at the Compton Courthouse in Los Angeles County Superior Court.2UniCourt. Zoom Casa LLC et al. vs. Kimberly R. Boker et al. The case is classified as a commercial and trade contract action. Boker is named individually and as trustee, and a second trustee, Vanessa G. Hicks, is also named.
What contractual obligation Zoom Casa says was breached, and how much is in dispute, are not detailed in the publicly available records. The docket shows mostly procedural activity: proof of service shortly after the complaint, and a case management conference on June 28, 2024, before Judge Fumiko Wasserman. No substantive rulings or dispositive motions appear in the record. The case is still open.
What Zoom Casa Does
Zoom Casa’s business model is the backdrop for both disputes. Founded in 2018 by Fred Bin and headquartered in Woodland Hills, California, the company offers a concierge renovation service for home sellers.3Zoom Casa. About Us It fronts the cost of pre-sale improvements — painting, flooring, staging, repairs — and coordinates contractors, with the homeowner paying nothing upfront.4Zoom Casa. Why Zillow Isn’t Enough: Sell Faster, Smarter With Zoom Casa Zoom Casa collects its fees only when the home sells, and markets to sellers going through transitions like divorce, probate, or downsizing.
That pay-at-closing structure creates a contractual relationship that can become contentious if a sale falls through, if a homeowner disputes the scope or quality of the work, or if fees at settlement are higher than the seller expected.
Where the Cases Stand
Both lawsuits are active. The Boker contract case has produced no publicly recorded rulings beyond routine case management. In the Clavesilla elder abuse case, the brokerage defendants are out, arbitration appears to be underway, and the next scheduled court date is a status conference on March 12, 2027. No judgment has been entered in either matter.