When you file a lawsuit, you are basically making a high-stakes bet that a jury or judge is going to agree with your interpretation of
If you believe a car dealer tricked you into buying a vehicle that is mechanically unsound, you have the burden to prove it. In order
Many dealers will sell you an extended warranty when you purchase a vehicle. There are some people who say to never buy such warranties because
There is a legal doctrine called “caveat emptor”–which is latin for “let the buyer beware.” Under this theory, it is the buyer’s obligation to reasonably
This is a follow up to my article called “Getting Around an ‘As-is’ Used Car Sale.” If you haven’t read that article, you should review
When you purchase a written warranty (or service agreement) from a seller, there are a number of rights that come with it. I have identified what I view as the three main rights.
The uniform commercial code allows a buyer to revoke (or cancel) a contract for the purchase of goods (such as a vehicle) in certain circumstances. Although this is a self-help remedy, it can be complicated.
If you bought a used car only to have it breakdown shortly thereafter, you may have rights! This article will provide you with a summary of common issues that may provide you with some avenues for relief.
Idaho repossession laws are found under Article 9 of the commercial code: 28-9-609 Secured party’s right to take possession after default. 28-9-610 Disposition of collateral
Good News: Idaho Legislature Doesn’t Want You to Get Ripped Off Idaho’s Consumer Protection Act (IC 48-601 through 48-619) was designed to “protect both consumers
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