Your lawyer has told your that you suffered something called
a “toxic tort”. Find out what that means, and what you can expect in your toxic
tort personal injury lawsuit.
Wednesday, November 15, 2017
Wednesday, November 8, 2017
Don’t Fall for Yo-Yo Financing Schemes: Know the Warning Signs
If you ever listen to the radio, you have probably heard car
dealership commercials for “0% financing” or “sign and drive” events. For poor consumers
or those with bad credit, these deals can seem too good to be true. They often
are. Learn what to watch for to avoid yo-yo financing schemes and make sure you
don’t lose that new car.
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Senate Undercuts Consumer Protection Rules Against Mandatory Arbitration
For years, consumers have used class action lawsuits to
fight back against large corporations, banks, and predatory lenders who break
the law. But the U.S. Senate recently passed a bill restoring the mandatory
arbitration clauses in most consumer contracts, creating obstacles for consumer
protection efforts and cutting off access to the courts.
Wednesday, October 25, 2017
Is Michigan’s Opioid Crisis a Consumer Protection Problem?
The number of deaths related to overuse of narcotic
painkillers are skyrocketing in Michigan, and across the United States. But
could the opioid crisis really come down to a consumer protection problem? The
county executives of Oakland and Wayne Counties think so, and they’re taking
their theory to court.
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
NHTSA Self-Driving Vehicle Regulations Put Passenger Safety in Auto-Makers’ Hands
The push to create the first completely self-driving vehicle
is getting intense. Auto makers are already testing prototypes in Michigan and
across the country. This has prompted the National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration (NHTSA) to issue revised safety guidelines for the industry. But
the revisions take away significant protections for consumers and passengers.
Wednesday, October 11, 2017
Who Pays in a Slip and Fall Accident?
When you take a fall on a wet floor or a patch of ice, it
can cause serious injury and cost quite a bit in medical expenses, lost wages,
and other damages. Where can you turn to be compensated for those injuries? Who
pays in a slip and fall accident?
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
What to Do if Your Vehicle Gets Repossessed
When consumers fall behind on their auto loans, they often
come to fear that the vehicle will be repossessed. But just because someone
takes your car doesn’t mean it is the end of the story. Find out what to do if
your vehicle gets repossessed.
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