Also, most banks ask you to file a police report before they will reimburse you the stolen funds. The idea is that because filing a false police...

You should be able to file a claim with your own insurance company. However, if the vehicle driver didn't have any insurance, then you're likely...

It reads like you purchased a vehicle from a New York State-licensed motor vehicle retail dealer more than thirty (30) days ago, but you haven't...

The short answer to your question is "yes," ADR could sue you for the unpaid debt. Whether they can collect any money from you depends on how you...

If you received health care services from a nonprofit health care provider, then the provider has numerous regulations it must follow in its...

Your fact pattern is somewhat unclear. First, there is no such thing as a "Pre-Certified" Toyota. There are Certified Pre-Owned vehicles and...

To supplement what the first attorney said, when you answer the lawsuit, which you must do anywhere from twenty (20) to thirty (30) days after you...

You need to speak with a consumer protection attorney who handles automotive litigation cases. You will need to explain in more detail how you...

You could sue the dealer, and if you took out a loan through the dealer, then possibly the lender. Seek out an attorney who handles automobile cases.

In New York State, the court clerks are no longer furnishing judgment information to credit reporting agencies. So, a judgment should not impair...