Lemon Law – Arbitrating Motor Home-RV Defect Claims How Is Defect Defined? There are additional consumer protections in some states which legally require the buyer and seller to arbitrate their motor home defect disputes and allows the motor home buyer to pursue not only economic damages, but also punitive damages, assuming the buyer can prove convincing Read more…
Small Claims Court – Inexpensive Consumer Law Resource
CLAIMS CLAIMS COURT Small Claims court provides people with an inexpensive way to litigate low-dollar civil disputes quickly, inexpensively and without the need for a lawyer. Most of the time, Small Claims judges are members of the local bar and are themselves practicing lawyers. Not Every Claim Is Suitable For Small Claims For example, in Read more…
Product Warranties – Do I Need One?
How can a warranty protect you? What if the product did not have a written warranty? Does an implied warranty cover used products? How long does a warranty last? What if the product fails after the warranty expires?
Consumer Rights – Buying Products
After you ordered a product can you change your mind? Do you have to pay for products you never ordered? Can you refuse to pay if you ordered by credit card?
Lemmon Laws Under The Uniform Commercial Code
In addition to lemon laws (which deal specifically with contracts of sale for new cars and trucks), states have also enacted the Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”), which deals with contracts of sale for all products.