Have you had a dream like this? I think this is an advertisement for a car dealer, but I am not sure. The guy just keeps blabbing while he gets run over. Just about right. The Law Office of Jonathan Rudnick is a law firm located in Middletown/Red…
If you want to pursue a claim in the Administrative Court you MUST send a 10-day letter. This is a jurisdictional requirement. If you want to sue in Superior Court you do NOT need to send a ten-day letter.
To satisfy the ascertainable loss requirement, the plaintiff need prove only that he/she has purchased the item partially as a result of an unfair or deceptive practice or act and that the item is different from that for which he/she bargained. If one sets out to purchase two things, and…
Please do not do this no matter how mad you get at the dealership. This guy probably went to jail. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3HwdsdQavg
This investigative reports catches Jiffey Lube red-handed. They are doing no work and getting paid. Do these companies ever learn? The next time you have an oil change you should mark the oil filter or any part that they are supposed to change. Jiffey Lube scam.
You can search for a recall for a your car. More Recalls: Search for Recalls recalls recalls recalls recalls recalls
This is a great site run by the government that keeps track of all the most recent recalls: Recalls-Recalls-Recalls Recalls Consumer Products Foods, Medicines, Cosmetics Motor Vehicles, Car Seats Environmental Products Meat and Poultry Products Boats and Boating Safety
Omissions of material fact are actionable under the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act. See Cox v. Sears, 138 N.J. 2, 18 (1994). The New Jersey Supreme Court has held that when an alleged consumer fraud consists of an omission of material fact, the plaintiff must show that the defendant acted…
Affirmative misrepresentations are actionable under the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act. See, Cox v. Sears, 92 N.J. Super 1, (1994). In order for an affirmative misrepresentation to be actionable under the New Jersey Consumer Act, it must be 1) material to the transaction; 2) fact; and 3) false. See Gennari…
Most people do not understand that selling cars is a complicated process wherein the salesmen are specially trained to sell cars. They have rehearsed lines. They have specific instructions as to where to stand and where to sit at the dealership. Selling cars is a process. When you understand this…