Sorry for your issues. Hope you are feeling better. Hopefully your HOME insurance had not lapsed too? First, the time to bring such a claim has almost assredly expired long ago. Typically, FOUR years with a writing and TWO years without one, is how long you have to sue. Assuming you COULD still... View More

Q: I had solar installed two years ago and it is not producing as it should. The company has filed chapter 11. Any recourse

They still advertise instalation .and will not respond. My electric bill is now high.

First, it is rare that ONE company does this all. Usually there are... View More

THIS is a different question. There is a case, Martinez v. Kia from around 2010 that came out which your lawyer should know about if s/he is any good. In the case Ms. Martinez was so fed up over her lemon car she parked it outside of the dealership and threw the keys over a locked fence. Kia... View More

There is no rule anywhere about how long before a settlement agreement OR a release (often the same document as a settlement agreement and release) shows up for signing and in fact there is no rule requiring one, but, it's a whole lot better to have a written agreement in place for both sides.... View More

Sorry for your issues. IF you received such a notice (hard here to tell what type of product, which can matter) they are essentially admitting ALL such products have certain issues. THIS may lead to a class action? Check the net for that to see what your rights IN the class may be and whether you... View More

I think a hybrid of both answers works here. They can deny you access to the business for NO REASON at all. They CANNOT deny you access for an improper reason like say, the color of your skin. Denying access for a negative review can indeed be seen like a retaliatory response and therefore, it may... View More

The general rule in CA in a number of places/ways is simply, you did not get what you paid for and you are entitled to a full refund. Sounds like they will NOT give it voluntarily. Their position seeking payment in full is not based on any law I've ever heard of. Regardless, their position... View More

There are many twists and turns in the law and rules surrounding it, it seems every rule and every exception to the rule has another rule/exception. THE GENERAL RULE surrounding this instance is that of course the individual can instruct the firm not to go on, and to drop the case. This would NOT... View More

Sorry for your issues.

I'd make the record in writing of the mistake asap.

I'd try once more and if they are unable or unwilling to help,

maybe do a "balance transfer" as most cards offer that option.

You may have to pay a charge for this, but,... View More

The ad, and related small print probably says in detail what they can do, probably. BUT, if you did not read it or understand it, and assuming it is LEGIT, which it may not be, I'd say you can cancel within a 'reasonable' time and get a refund. That means like immediately, as in,... View More

Like most things legal, the answer is "maybe."

Assuming this is on Maui, they have obviously gone through a rough time.

The argument would go, either they have limited rooms, so, the price goes up OR

no one is coming around so the price goes down.

That... View More

1- First you look at the full/entire agreement you have with Chase. My GUESS is they have a WIDE range of power, you agreed to give to them, to put a "HOLD" on your funds. This is JUST a guess having never read that agreement;

2- THEN you see if in fact they have violated the... View More

Sorry for your issues. In this instance, even the advice I always give when buying a car, ie, 'go see it in person' would not likely have helped, as once the CEL is turned off, it usually says off for a few hundred miles. The dealers know this and it's one more thing in their web of... View More

Sorry for your issues. You will cost them more than the amount of the certificate if you take them to small claims court. The time alone is too much for them and if they have to hire counsel (lawyers can be expensive and a corporation cannot represent itself in court) it will cost them more still.... View More

THE law on your issue is on this page/link I have provided and it essentially says: IF you have not yet received your items you can cancel. You may have issues with an out of state seller??? You may need a lawyer to 'scare' them straight?... View More

Sorry for your issues:

1- There is almost certainly one or more class actions on this issue, as it has been all over the news and you should have, frankly, known about it, recall or not and it is not the finance company's job to send you such notice;

2- Your insurance company... View More

Let's see here. Just as an fyi, you should know, I answer on average here about once a day and I do so to try to do my part in helping the public. I will usually only respond when I have something to offer and here, in a slightly different vein, my 'offer' is not exactly going to... View More

It's not clear that ANY law enforcement agency will care about this?

BUT, there is a level of interest one can legally charge in CA and in

most other states, although it varies. Also, to legally loan money,

one usually needs a license, like a banking license???... View More

Maybe?

The CA LL covers consumers and small businesses IF the small biz falls into a certain category,

as does the vehicle. Here, it's not clear the vehicle would qualify OR that the number of vehicles would?

The FED lemon law makes NO distinction between consumers and... View More

Hard to say for sure.

NOT everyone recalls all of their OLD debts?

Regardless, I will assume they WON the case?

IF it is over 10 years ago, any judgment is unenforceable in CA,

UNLESS they renewed it for another 10 yrs? Maybe that is how

you found out? You... View More