The FAIR Act and Lemon Law Arbitration: Here’s What it Means for Consumers
Last fall, the House passed the Forced Arbitration Injustice Repeal Act – known as the FAIR Act in a 225-186 vote. The groundbreaking bill is a huge win for both
When John Evans joined Cline APC in 2019, he began handling the consultation of prospective clients and assisting in office administration. Prior to his time with our firm, he worked as an assistant museum curator in an American History museum, specializing in the history of Loudonville, Ohio and charles F. Kettering.
Mr. Evans holds a Bachelor of Arts in History from the College of Wooster in Ohio.
If you think your new or used car may be a lemon or the California new or used car lemon law may apply to your situtation, please call or contact us online. You may also fill out the free California lemon law evaluation form to the right of this page and we will contact you shortly. The office’s founding partner will speak with you directly about your potential lemon law case and provide a free legal consultation. Even if your vehicle does not qualify under the California lemon law we will help you gain a greater understanding of the California lemon law and how it can protect you.
Last fall, the House passed the Forced Arbitration Injustice Repeal Act – known as the FAIR Act in a 225-186 vote. The groundbreaking bill is a huge win for both
The purpose of lemon law in the United States is to protect consumers who have purchased a vehicle that has defect and to force manufacturers to live up to their
Every year, the Consumer Federation of America (CFA) issues a survey to identify patterns related to complaints reported for various industries. This report publishes data regarding the most common, fastest-growing,
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