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You are correct that an "as is" purchase does not give the dealer a license to lie cheat and steal. The difficulty in your case is proving that the...
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Saint Petersburg, FL
Consumer protection Lawyer at Saint Petersburg, FL
Practice Areas: Consumer Protection, Lemon Law, Personal Injury
You are correct that an "as is" purchase does not give the dealer a license to lie cheat and steal. The difficulty in your case is proving that the...
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You already list a few great examples. A bonus, raise or even a one time payment specifically for the purpose of compensating the employee for...
Unfortunately the Florida lemon law only applies to vehicle purchased or leased brand new. There is no lemon law for a used vehicle. When you...
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You are correct, an "as is" deal does not give a dealer the right to commit fraud and if the dealer in fact removed the bulb or otherwise disabled...
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Your fact pattern creates some unique legal issues. Ordinarily there is no cooling off period in which you can change your mind when purchasing a...
You might want to contact another attorney for a second opinion. Two days in the hospital for a slip and fall sounds like it may have been somewhat...
You may have a viable claim but often verbal promises are hard to prove and often the documentation that you execute in conjunction with the sale...
You should have a copy of all of the documents you signed. Specifically, you should have the RISC (Retail Installment Sales Contract). You should...
It depends upon your specific facts. If the selling dealer misreported the mileage or rolled back the mileage and committed odometer fraud then of...
Unfortunately used cars are not covered by the Florida Law. This sounds like a transaction between two private individuals. If that is the case and...