Car Lemon Law

The used lemon owner’s manual: A publication of the New York State Consumer Protection Board

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La Crescenta, California (PRWEB) January 24, 2012

Brennan, Wiener & Associates of La Crescenta is honored to announce that its lead partner and founder, Robert F. Brennan, has been honored by being selected as a “Southern California Super Lawyer” for 2012. This is the seventh straight year Mr. Brennan has been honored by being named a Southern California Super Lawyer. In addition, Mr. Brennans partner, Robert A. Wiener, has also been named as a Southern California Super Lawyer for 2012. This is Mr. Wieners second year receiving this honor.

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Consumer protection available
You may wonder, how can card services keep calling me if I am on the Do-Not-Call list; does the lemon law apply to used car purchases; do all stores have to accept returns on goods for a full refund; would my bank really contact me via email about my …
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Oak Park, CA (PRWEB) January 10, 2012

Making Identity Theft Resources Easily Available

Identity theft has continued to increase in frequency over the past decade in both California and the United States as a whole. As reported by MercuryNews.com, California Attorney General Kamala Harris stated that every year, more than 1 million Californians are victims of identity theft. She also emphasized that identity theft can result in heavy debt to credit bureaus, illegal use of Social Security benefits, draining of bank accounts, and many more abuses of a victims funds. With these points in mind, the resource center provides informative data to help identity theft victims understand the crimes that have been committed against them and how they can recover. By gaining knowledge from the resource center, identity theft victims can become more familiar with how to rebuild their lives and not suffer financial consequences caused not only by identity thieves, but also creditors seeking to collect debts unfairly or illegally.

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La Crescenta, CA (PRWeb) December 27, 2011 (PRWEB) December 28, 2011

Steven E. Warner is pursuing a lawsuit in the Los Angeles Superior Court against American Express. He has alleged that American Express effectively stole his identity to make him personally responsible for the corporate debts of his employer, and, in the process, has ruined his credit. He is represented by Brennan, Wiener & Associates of La Crescenta, Ca., which has issued this press release. Warner v. American Express, BC 430 180.

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Question by wondering young mind: questions about consumer laws and “acts”.?
Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, credit bureaus are required to report information accurately and to remove or correct information that is outdated or inaccurate.

yes or no?
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In compliance with this Act, race, age or sex should not be a factor in granting equal opportunity whether it is in housing, credit opportunities, or employment

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by St. Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral – Memphis

Article by Oscar Newton

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Article by Media One

Working directly with Chrysler’s counsel Jones Day and Fiat’s counsel Sullivan Cromwell, attorneys Robert M. Silverman and Amy L. Bennecoff of the Northeast Lemon Law Firm (www.lemonlaw.com) of Kimmel and Silverman were successful in revising the Master Sales Agreement between Chrysler and Fiat to specifically include a provision that all present and future warranty claims, including lemon law and breach of warranty matters, will be assumed by the New Chrysler when the sales order is scheduled to go into effect on or before Monday, June 15, 2009.

Previously, the Master Transaction Agreement (MTA) was unclear as to how consumers with unresolved warranty claims would be treated by the new organization.

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Lemon Laws were established in 1978 in an effort to ensure consumers have a voice if their car isn’t repaired properly or if the vehicle they have purchased is within constant need of repairs. Lemon laws protect the rights from the individual to drive a car that is safe as well as in good working condition.

Before any lemon law been around, consumers were left in the dark if their vehicle didn’t work properly or was always wearing down. Basically, you were at the mercy of the manufacturer or auto repair center and had no real power to fight back. Oftentimes car owners were forced to continually purchase expensive repairs out of their own pocket – not something everyone could easily afford to complete. Lemon laws, however, have changed all that.

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