Articles Posted in Auto Fraud

Source: States Are Mobilizing to Protect Consumers from Forced Arbitration – Public Justice

www.consumer-attorney.com Volvo has recalled 59,000 cars with faulty software Consumer safety lawyer Michelle Victor has called on Volvo to take swift action for owners of some 7,000 cars thought to be affected by a recall by the company. Volvo is reported to have contacted the owners of five-cylinder diesel models S60, V60, XC60,…

4th Circ. Refuses To Rethink Payday Loan Arbitration Ruling By Andrew Westney Law360, New York (March 1, 2016, 5:25 PM ET) — The Fourth Circuit on Tuesday denied a bid by a Nevada collection agency with ties to a South Dakota tribe for rehearing of the court’s recent ruling that…

Source: Can a busienss sue under the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act: Yes a business can sue under the CFA: NJSA 56:8-2 — New Jersey Lemon Law Lawyer Blog

Does a business such as a law firm, gas station, boutique or other ongoing business entity have the right to sue under the New Jersey Consumer Fraud (CFA) (UDAP) Act when they have been a victim of consumer fraud? YES The answer is yes under most circumstances. The courts have…

Does New Jersey have a Lemon Law? Yes there is a new and used car lemon law that can be filed in Superior Court or in Administrative Court … – The Law Office of Jonathan Rudnick LLC – Google+ Source: Does New Jersey have a Lemon Law? Yes there is…

A New Jersey jury on Thursday awarded $2.9 million to a class of surgical technology students who alleged Star Career Academy misrepresented their career prospects in the wake of a 2012 law that imposed stricter accreditation standards on the profession. Source: NJ Jury Renders $2.9M Verdict Against School In Fraud…

  Source: Corporate America’s Latest Target: Nursing Home Patients

Opposition to the defendants attempt to force arbitration Dear Judge   xxxxx: Please accept the following brief in lieu of a more formal brief thereof. This litigation arises out of the plaintiff’s alleged refinance of two separate vehicles from the defendant, CAR DEALER. (See Exhibit A: Complaint, Count 1, paragraph 1).…

FACTS – SUMMATION The plaintiff has proved that the defendant has committed fraud/consumer fraud. The dealer advised the plaintiff that the car was without accident both verbally and in writing. The plaintiff proved (CARFAX) and it was admitted (Defense expert testimony) that the car was in a previous accident. Defense…