The “Data Way” injury case

A separate, premises-liability lawsuit at the same business park — where the master association that's a plaintiff in the density case is the defendant.

Case 50-2026-CA-005925-XXXA-MB

The basics

Case at a glance

Case file

Awaiting defendant's response

Case number: 50-2026-CA-005925-XXXA-MB
Court: Palm Beach County Circuit Court · 15th Judicial Circuit
Judge: Hon. Richard L. Oftedal
Filed: May 27, 2026
Defendant served: May 29, 2026
Track: Jury trial
Trial-ready: January 28, 2028
Relief sought: Damages in excess of $100,000

What it alleges

A fall on a road called “Data Way”

In a complaint filed May 27, 2026, Adolfo Rosito alleges that on October 8, 2025, he fell into an open, flooded, uncovered drainage hole on “Data Way” — a road inside the Central Park Commerce Center — while the development's master association was carrying out roadway and drainage-system construction. He alleges the association failed to inspect, warn, cover, or maintain the hazard, that he suffered permanent injuries, and he seeks damages in excess of $100,000.

The detail worth noticing

The Central Park Commerce Center Master Association is a plaintiff in the Project Tango density lawsuit — but the defendant here. Same governance entity, opposite sides of the “v.” The two cases share only the development; this one says nothing about the merits of the density dispute. The roadway and drainage construction it describes is groundwork for the long-approved business park — not proof that any data center is being built.

One side's allegations · Not legal advice

Plain-English summary for the public, based on the plaintiffs' court filings. PBA Holdings, Inc. had not filed a response as of the records reviewed, so its side is not yet on the court record. Some scanned figures are noted as approximate. This is journalism and education — not legal advice. You can read the filings yourself through the Palm Beach County Clerk at mypalmbeachclerk.com.

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