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Well you will only get viable professional opinions when you pay lawyers for them like any other professional. Other than that you get off the cuff... Read Answer
You may be able to sue for a refund but it depends on the terms of the warranty and your willingness or ability to fund and litigation.
Not likely anddo that was simply foolish. Typically such ratings are based upon the pressures of simply sitting in the water at that depth and time.... Read Answer
Classic cars are not covered by the lemon law. Your inspection rights are governed by the contract with the inspector, which usually is limited... Read Answer
$7000 makes the case a Civil Court case. While you can do it yourself, it is not small claims and you may want a lawyer. BBB does... Read Answer
Swapping VIN numbers is sometimes not an error, but a fraud on the bank about what car was sold. Report the dealer to the DA in your... Read Answer
You need to make a detailed written record of what happened and have another skilled mechanic give you a written opinion that the repair was not done... Read Answer
YOu will need to hire a lawyer, typically out of pocket to do so. Be aware that often obtaining a permit is the homeowners responsbility unless the... Read Answer
You should speak with a Florida attorney about the law. Florida may have specific laws on this subject. Ed Dimon
As a general rule, you go to arbitration instead of court. Unless the arbitration agreement allows you to reject it and sue, you are stuck with the... Read Answer
I would work with the dealer and the manufacturer to work out a compromise. The cost for a civil suit is too expensive. Ed Dimon
I would work with the dealer and manufacturer to work out a compromise. it is too expensive to sue. Ed Dimon
I would work with the dealer and the lender to develop an appropriate compromise. Have the dealer and lender 'get you smart' on the the issues at no... Read Answer
You don't have a right to rescind the contract. You test drove it and noticed the problems but purchased it anyway.
This is small claims, so you can sue there yourself.
Yes, you can probably hire a lawyer if you want to incur the costs.
any civil lawyer will do. Plan on paying up front legal fees and good deal of them to address such an issue given its complexity and international... Read Answer
This will be governed by your warranty. If you are unsure what that covers, you will need to retain a lawyer to address this.
You should respond to the notice and put all parties on written notice that you are not involved. You must be proactive. Ed Dimon
I would return the deposit. You do not need to be embroiled in a legal action for this amount of money. Ed Dimon
YOu need to hire a lawyer to address this as it seems they don't agree you aren't responsible video or not. This is likely associated with some issue... Read Answer
You have the right - but whether its worth the expensewon't be known until a lawyer looks at the repair reports and its determined what was finially... Read Answer
Niether. Especially given the value in dispute of $1,000.00 its not worth the legal effort to file suit even if there was some basis to try to claim... Read Answer
Try contacting Real Page Applicant Screen Company to get the matter resolved. If this doesn't work, you need to consult with an attorney.
i would work out a compromise with the body shop to avoid legal costs.