Can I still get sued if I had the buyer of my car sign an AS IS agreement?
I would need more facts to fully assess your question. It seems that the main issues raised center around what representations were made and what...
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I would need more facts to fully assess your question. It seems that the main issues raised center around what representations were made and what...
Lemon Laws are state specific. I would need more facts as to where you bought the vehicle. Additionally, I would need to know if you had driven the...
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I'm sorry to hear about your situation. I would recommend contacting an attorney. My only concern is that you mentioned that the bumper was crooked...
I would agree with my colleagues and suggest you immediately contact a competent Lemon Law attorney. If your facts are an accurate representation...
I am going to assume that "Feb2013" was a typo and you mean February 2012. I will also assume that your question is an actual inquiry (and not a...
I would say that off the bat, it seems that there is a prominence for a private-party sale to be "as-is." However, you may be able to recover...
Not hiring an expert when an expert would be needed may be penny wise but dollar foolish as you could risk losing your case due to a lack of...
It would be best to meet with a competent attorney to discuss the different issues raised by the facts you mentioned. From the facts you mentioned,...
There are several theories under which a consumer or user can recover for product defects - the more dominant theories being (1) Strict Products...
I agree with my colleagues. It would help to have an attorney look over the contract and asses the full facts of your case, specially because the...