There is a common misconception about the NC Lemon Law that you have an automatic “win” once your vehicle has been out for repairs four or more times or for more than 20 days in a year, but that is
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Second Ford Bronco Recall in a Year
Ford just announced a recall covering 179,698 Bronco SUVs and Ranger pickup trucks (62,255 Broncos and 117,443 Rangers from model years 2024 through 2026) for a defect in the front seat frame that could prevent the seat from properly
Jeep Grand Cherokee PHEV Recall
Stellantis announced recently that it is recalling a little over 91,000 2022-2026 plug-in hybrid Grand Cherokees because of a software defect that could lead to loss of drive power. If you own one of vehicle and it was manufactured from
Rare‑Earth Vehicle Production Bottleneck: A Supply Problem with Real Risks for Consumers
Reuters reports that automakers worldwide are in “full panic” over China’s export restrictions on rare‑earth magnets that are used in electric vehicle (EV) motors, hybrids, sensors, and much more in modern vehicles. China controls close to 90% of these materials,
When Abuse Hurts the Cause: Ford’s RICO Suit Is a Warning and that Some Lemon Law Lawyers Are Hurting the Cause
Ford’s recent filing of a $300 million RICO lawsuit against three California lemon law firms isn’t just shocking for its size—although, let’s be honest, it’s big. It’s troubling for what it says about our field and some of the law
General Mills Arbitration – Can Buying a Product Force You to Give Up Your Legal Rights?
So now General Mills is forcing you to arbitrate disputes simply by engaging with them in an online forum, or even using a coupon to purchase one of its products! Could you imagine that using a coupon for .25c off
GM Ignition Recalls – Unmerchantable Vehicles?
There has been a lot of news lately about vehicle recalls, especially with the GM Ignition Recalls fiasco. This leads to an interesting question of whether someone who has recently, but unwittingly, purchased a vehicle that falls under this
YoYo Jury Verdict Upheld By NC Court of Appeals
NC Court of Appeals Upholds Jury Verdict for Dealership in a YoYo Sales
In March, the North Carolina Court of Appeals issued an opinion affirming a jury verdict on an auto fraud case involving yoyo sales. In Patterson v. University
BBB: Better (for) Business Bureau?
If you bought a new car or truck in North Carolina, then it most likely came with a manufacturer warranty, which requires the manufacturer to repair a covered defect that shows up within the warranty period. If the manufacturer is