Sarah Lazow is a well-known name in the Western world as a result of her significant contribution to the Hollywood film industry. She is widely known for having successfully created her independent and unique identity.

Ms. Lazow, who is also the owner of a film production company known as Marada pictures, is revered as an eminent personality. Moreover, she is an inspiration for many of them as she has successfully established her TV production and film company from scratch.

The Setai Miami Beach cannot kick out Sarah Lazow but the luxury condo-hotel’s ownership is making the Los Angeles woman’s stay there an unpleasant one. Lazow, who currently has a short-term lease for a privately-owned unit on one of the Setai’s upper floors, is falsely prohibited from entering the property’s pool, bars, and restaurants and from using any of the amenities, according to the latest court documents in an ongoing lawsuit in Miami-Dade Circuit Court.

The hotel portions of the Setai, which include the 90-room Art Deco Dempsey Vanderbilt Hotel at 2001 Collins Avenue, and some units in an adjoining 164-unit residential tower at 101 20th Street, which happens to be owned by the Nakash family that built the Jordache Jeans fashion empire.

Their company, Setai Hotel Acquisition LLC, wants the judicial court to determine that the ban against Sarah Lazow is legal. But she filed a counterclaim which asserted that the Setai’s owners do not have the legal authority to prohibit hotel guests from utilizing the common elements of the property.

Sarah Lazow’s attorney said that Setai Hotel Acquisition is selectively targeting and enforcing the rules against her. The attorney also stated that Setai’s condominium declaration gives Setai Hotel Acquisition unlimited control and authority over the property’s common elements which is in direct violation of Florida condo association laws.

There have been several occasions when her car has been towed for no valid reason. Besides, it was been observed that they have security following her around the premises of the building. Not only that, they are constantly calling the police on her when she has not even done anything.

Her personality's quintessence is her faith in the woman who is willing to change the status quo of the American film and entertainment industry. For example, her belief and faith in the "principle of womanhood," is reflected in her first project. As such, this project was even produced and directed by a woman.

On a concluding note, Sarah Lazow owns a film production company called Marada Pictures. She is best known as The Weekend films producer establishing Lazow as a force to be reckoned with. She is loved due to her fondness for perfection and persistent nature, as the Sarah Lazow lawsuit has failed to create a dent in her reputation.

Sarah Lazow – the Owner of Marada Pictures