Lyndon, IL
Consumer protection Lawyer at Lyndon, IL
Practice Areas: Consumer Protection, Lemon Law
Probably yes; hard to tell without looking at your paperwork, but generally the dealer can sell the finance contract to whoever; the underlying...
There are really three questions you are asking: (1) does the law allow people to get out of their contracts; (2) did you describe enough facts to...
There are two issues here, practical and legal. Practically speaking, the dealership can (and probably will) take your car, because repo is a...
Not exactly a lemon law question, but do you realize that if it is your name, then you would be on the proverbial hook for all payments?
Breach of the implied warranty of merchantability, probably fraud and consumer fraud. Good case, but, in order to "make" them pay you would have...
This is definitely a scam, call the cops.
Unless the seller cooperates with you and agrees to take the car back (you should certainly ask, to make a record), your only other option would be...
Well, first think you can do is to complain to the seller. As far as suing, an important question would be--private seller or a dealer? If...
I would imagine this would be between Clinique and TJ Maxx. And, if you want to buy quality products, you will have to go to a Clinique authorized...
Oh dear. This is really an administrative law question, I think, and I am interested in what my learned colleagues say. My guess is, you need to...
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