Lyndon, IL
Consumer protection Lawyer at Lyndon, IL
Practice Areas: Consumer Protection, Lemon Law
Not only you can, you should sue the car dealership.
I will defer to the experts in this area, but to my non-expert mind the answer is "no."
Well, the first thing you need to do is to realize that, through no fault of your own, you've been screwed. Having made this realization, you have...
Whether you can use depends on whether the car was sold "As Is" or not. When you buy a car "As Is" this means you are responsible for all repairs,...
Well, how do you sue? Easy, you get a lawyer and file a suit. So this was kinda a bad question. I think the question you wanted to ask is, "do I...
Not enough info (sorry about the parents, btw). Who "owns" the car is determined by the name(s) on the title/purchase papers. Yours or parents'?
No, they do not. Repossession is a self-help remedy. Sure, they are stealing, but it's legal, if done without breach of the peace. However, if...
I think the first thing you should do is to contact your insurance company.
Wrong questions. Can you return? Yes. Do you have legal grounds to return? If "buyer's remorse," no. Is an illegible check grounds to return? ...
Not exactly a lemon law or fraud question; I think you need to contact your ins. company and discuss this with them.
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