Lyndon, IL
Consumer protection Lawyer at Lyndon, IL
Practice Areas: Consumer Protection, Lemon Law
Small claims. Negligent repair. Difficult to prove, you will have to have another mechanic testify that the repair was not done in a workmanlike...
Legal? Probably not. Sounds like extortion to me. What to do? A harder question. The obvious answer is, "go to court," but when the car is...
A short answer is--even if Sears has any responsibility, you won't be able to vindicate your rights in court. What you have is, arguably,...
You have a claim under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act for failing to send you an adverse action letter, which allows you to go to federal court. ...
Three words: GET A LAWYER! Fourth word: PRONTO! It will cost you money, but you do not want to mess with this on your own.
You can be sued for the color of your eyes. I can sue you tomorrow, if I knew your name and address. The question is not whether you can be sued,...
Is there a way? Yes, but unfortunately it involves going to court. You can try talking to the dealer, but I suspect you know what the answer is...
First of all, there is no "buyer beware" in Illinois. Not since 1900s. For over 100 years. Second of all, if I understand your scenario...
Alas, the poor animal is on trial and is way way behind its mail. But, giving this question a little thought, as between revising jury...
Your car did not come with a warranty. It probably came with a service contract, which is a different animal. If your car's problems really are...
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