I believe you have a solid case, but successful prosecution will require a local lawyer you can trust. There are a lot of tricky legal points too,...

There isn't a lawsuit in this because your damages are too low. You should write to Walmart to complain, however. (A) they should know about the...

If the company will not live up to its promise, you would file suit under the "Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law", 73 P.S....

I can imagine ways to make your claim work, especially if there is some kind of admission of wrongdoing. Proving the fees and expenses will require...

When last I looked, diminished value claims are a disputed area in PA law. The fact that your insurance company grants the principle is great news....

Your lawsuit would be in small claims court - the District Justice a/k/a Magistrate. They have jurisdiction for all claims up to $12,000, and do a...

The ancient rule is that sales are final, and you are bound by your contract. Modern laws, and business pressures, often modify that rule by giving...

First, I agree with my colleagues. I write only to give you the basic structure of how things work, which ought to help you control the situation....

This is the definition of a breach of contract. Was the purchase for personal, family, or household use? That is what would trigger the consumer...

Let me be clear on the facts. You went to a dealer and found a new model you like. The two sides struck a deal, in which they would sell you the...