When Repeated Repairs Don’t Work
By Norman Taylor & Associates
April 24, 2009
News
It was recently reported that federal regulators have received over 200 complaints about transmission problems in the 2004 Ford Explorer. The complaints allege that there is a delay between the time when vehicles are shifted into reverse, and when the reverse gear actually engages. Other, more serious complaints state that the SUV may shift from...read more
Read MoreDon’t Be Thrown by Vehicle Complexity
By Norman Taylor & Associates
April 15, 2009
News
Lemon law cases continue to be won. A gentleman named Bill Clark of Victorville, California was just awarded $47,000 plus court costs in a suit against Chrysler for a defective 2006 Dodge Ram pickup with a serious transmission defect. The defect involved the transmission not engaging for upwards of 3 seconds after being put in...read more
Read MoreNo, A Lemon Isn’t Your Fault
By Norman Taylor & Associates
March 27, 2009
News
In the current economic climate, it is certainly a “buyer’s market” for automobiles and trucks. If you can qualify for a loan, there are deals to be had. Many dealers are offering “employee pricing” and many other incentives. But even with car dealers eager to make a sale, buyers should beware and understand their rights...read more
Read MoreWhy Dealers Brush Off Defective Vehicles
By Norman Taylor & Associates
March 20, 2009
News, Uncategorized
General Motors has just announced the recall of over 2 million defective vehicles, cutting a wide swath across their 2009 production line. Close to 277,000 brands under Buick, GMC, Pontiac and Saturn are being recalled for a faulty gear shift mechanism that may not engage the transmission’s “park” setting. This could cause the vehicle to...read more
Read MoreUntil Auto Makers are Honest, Lemon Law will be Crucial
By Norman Taylor & Associates
March 16, 2009
News
A class-action suit is currently being levied in Pennsylvania against auto manufacturer Kia, representing more than 10,000 consumers over faulty brake systems in the Kia Sephia model. The suit contends that Kia breached its express warranty stating that Sephia would be free of manufacturing defects during the warranty period. Similar suits over the same defect...read more
Read MoreIf You’re Driving a Lemon, Get Your Own
By Norman Taylor & Associates
February 27, 2009
News
When software company COO Don Simons heads out on the track with his Radical formula-one type racecar, the last thing he’s worried about is if he’s driving a lemon. Such vehicles are the most pampered in the world—and Simons’ skill combined with the precision power of his car has roared him around for a first-place...read more
Read MoreYour Rights, Warranty or No Warranty
By Norman Taylor & Associates
February 17, 2009
News
It is evident that lemon laws are needed worse than ever. Following in the footsteps of many other states, Oklahoma is now pushing through legislation to expand their current lemon law. Under the proposed legislation, a consumer who bought a defective vehicle would have the option of a refund or a replacement vehicle of a...read more
Read MoreThe Crucial Need for Lemon Law Enforcement
By Norman Taylor & Associates
January 15, 2009
News
Some 40 years after the enactment of the original lemon laws, their need is still being aptly demonstrated. An Ogden, Utah car dealer was recently charged with fraud and forgery after allegedly foisting off a truck on an unsuspecting customer that was actually a “manufacturer’s buyback.” That meant that the vehicle was defective enough that...read more
Read More6-Sigma and Lemon Law Cases
By Norman Taylor & Associates
December 22, 2008
News
I am sorry. I cannot answer for your spiritual condition. If you are in bad graces with God, that is your problem. I really don’t know, generally, why it was you and not your neighbor, who may or may not have deserved it more than you. That it would happen to someone, I knew with...read more
Read MoreIntellectual Capital and the Lemon Law
By Norman Taylor & Associates
December 17, 2008
News
According to SearchCRM.Com this is the definition of Intellectual Capital: Intellectual capital is knowledge that can be exploited for some moneymaking or other useful purpose. The term combines the idea of the intellect or brainpower with the economic concept of capital, the saving of entitled benefits so that they can be invested in producing more...read more
Read MoreAre You in the Market for a Certified Car?
By Norman Taylor & Associates
December 11, 2008
News
Getting halves of two cars was not what Paulette Day expected when she bought a red 2004 Chevrolet Monte Carlo that year from a dealership near Detroit for $22,000. The car was used, but it was a “G.M. certified” car, meaning it had supposedly passed a rigorous inspection by the dealer. As General Motors says...read more
Read MoreLemon Law Attorneys Should Do What’s Best for the Client, Not What’s Easiest
By Norman Taylor & Associates
December 1, 2008
News
Every endeavor has an ideal scene, an ideal outcome. That can’t always be achieved; if it could I would be living in a villa on the Costa del Sol sipping something tall and cool with a lime wedge on the rim. But every excellent law firm should have as its primary goal getting as close...read more
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