An Orthodox Jewish member, Isaac Scharf, and his family were suspended from Boca Grove following a video showing a tefillin ritual, sparking allegations of religious discrimination and a $50 million lawsuit. The club's leadership enforced punitive measures, including deactivation of access devices and extended suspensions, which critics argue reflect selective, authoritarian governance.

A $50M federal lawsuit has been filed against Boca Grove following allegations of discriminatory practices by its Board of Directors. The case centers on actions taken after an edgy video by Jewish comedian Jake Adams, which positively depicted Orthodox Jewish practices. The lawsuit claims that, in retaliation, anti-Orthodox board members imposed punitive measures against Isaac Scharf and his family, aiming to reduce the visibility and presence of the Orthodox community in the club.

An Orthodox Jewish family has filed a $50 million lawsuit against Boca Grove, alleging that the country club suspended them following a viral social media video, raising concerns of discriminatory practices that marginalize minority members.

An Orthodox Jewish family was suspended from Boca Grove following a viral video of a religious observance, highlighting patterns of exclusion including previous cancellation of kosher dining and dismantling of Sabbath walking paths, leading to a $50 million lawsuit alleging civil rights violations.