You are ready to put down money on a big-ticket item – maybe
a vacation home, new vehicle, RV, or boat. You may think it is a good idea to
create an LLC so you can claim the purchase is business related and pay less
taxes. But in addition to the risk of tax fraud, that strategy could trigger a
hidden lemon law cost if your big purchase turns out to be defective.
Wednesday, July 25, 2018
Wednesday, July 18, 2018
Kids, Campgrounds, and Unsupervised Play: A Parents’ Guide
For many families, summer in Michigan means vacations up
north and trips to the state and county fairs. Often, parents use these
weekends to give their kids a chance at unsupervised play in the relative
safety of the campgrounds. But those properties also come with certain risks.
Find out what a parent’s duty to supervise is when a child is injured on a campground.
Wednesday, July 11, 2018
Auto Dealer Fraud vs Lemon Law: Know the Difference
In the legal world, the way you label your case can be the
difference between meaningful relief and a motion to dismiss. It’s important to
know ahead of time whether what you are dealing with is auto dealer fraud vs
lemon law. It can affect your claim, and the remedies available when things go
wrong.
Wednesday, July 4, 2018
Selling Defective Puppies? Local Pet Store Sued for Consumer Protection Violations
The term “product defect” usually brings to mind vehicles
breaking down or problems with packaging. But could a company get into
regulatory trouble for selling defective puppies? A recent lawsuit against a pet
shop owner in Novi, Michigan tests the limits of Michigan’s Consumer Protection
Act.
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