Consumer Fraud? Dealer preparation PDSI fee
What you describe could constitute a violation of New Jersey’s Automotive Sales Practices Regulations and the Consumer Fraud Act. You need to seek...
Fairfield, NJ
Consumer protection Lawyer at Fairfield, NJ
Practice Areas: Consumer Protection
What you describe could constitute a violation of New Jersey’s Automotive Sales Practices Regulations and the Consumer Fraud Act. You need to seek...
In addition to Mr. Treuhaft's very apt answer, I would add that the conduct you describe could also constitute a violation of the Fair Debt...
Depending on the specific facts, what you describe could form the basis for claims under the New Jersey Consumer Fraud and/or the federal Fair...
You need to consult with an attorney. Depending on the facts, you MAY have a claim against the attorneys who now may be seeking to use the...
Based on the information you have provided it sounds like there may well be violations of the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act, which provides for...
In order for your question to be answered you must contact a consumer attorney and give the specific facts. What was done, who did it and how did...
You should promptly contact a consumer attorney. You may have claims under both federal and state law based upon which if you prevail the defendant...
The facts you describe sound quite suspicious from the dealer's initial representation that it had to add $2,000 to the price to get your financing...
It is impossible to tell without seeing the documents and obtaining much more detailed information how one dealer sold you a new vehicle for...
To get relief under New Jersey's new car lemon law the defect must substantially impair the use, value or safety of a motor vehicle. You should...