Probable Cause Panel Meeting
March 29, 2005
I. Unlicensed Cases
Jarvis Nelson Osorio
Case No. 2004-045403
Probable Cause was found that Jarvis Nelson Osorio of Miami Lakes, Florida is not licensed in the State of Florida and distributed
a business card which held himself out as an architect and contained the license number of another. A Notice and Order to Cease
and Desist was issued and an Administrative Complaint Seeking Fines was filed.
II. Licensed Cases
Davanti Architecture, Inc.
Case No. 2004-058467
Probable Cause was found that Davanti Architecture, Inc., has a certificate of authorization; however, the firm no longer employees
a licensed architect and it is offering architectural services from two offices, one in Jacksonville and another in Ocala. An
Administrative Complaint seeking discipline was filed.
Theodore Fine
Case No. 2004-019715
Fine Decorators Inc.
Case No. 2004-014062
Arnold Schulman
Case No. 2004-014068
Probable Cause was found on Theodore Fine, Fine Decorators Inc. and Arnold Schulman of Hallendale, Florida. Theodore Fine fraudulently
misrepresented whether he was ever a defendant in a civil case on his initial application for an interior design license and
made misleading, deceptive and fraudulent representations to a client in relation to the practice of interior design. Mr. Fine
also failed to perform his legal obligations under the contract with his client and entered into a contract that did not clearly
determine the scope and nature of the project.
Fine Decorator's Inc., offered to render architectural services in its hard cover book promoting the firm and on the Internet
when it was not licensed to do so and failed to perform its legal obligations under the contract with its client and entered
into a contract that did not clearly determine the scope and nature of the project.
Arnold Schulman made misleading, deceptive and fraudulent representations to a client in relation to the practice of interior
design and failed to perform his legal obligations under the contract with his client and entered into a contract that did not
clearly determine the scope and nature of the project.
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