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Illinois Supreme Interprets UCC to Allow Revocation of Acceptance on Defective RV Without Requiring Giving Seller an Opportunity to Cure

Our Chicago auto fraud firm filed an amicus brief in the Illinois Supreme Court on the side of an RV purchaser who wanted to revoke acceptance due to a leaky roof and the inability to use the RV all summer even though it is a summer product. The lower court…

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Disgruntled Yacht Buyer Denied Relief for Failure to Present Evidence Concerning Cost to Repair Boat

A manufacturer of yachts was sued by a disgruntled buyer for breach of contract after the yacht he ordered was not usable in waters in the European Union as he originally specified. The buyer lost in court, however, because he argued that the yacht was a total loss, and the…

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By Racing to Provide the Highest MPG at the Lowest Cost, Ford Allegedly Endangered Its Customers

Ford started installing a new dual-clutch transmission (referred to as the DPS6 transmission) in its Focus and Fiesta models back in 2010 and as many as 1.5 million of the allegedly defective vehicles remain on the road today. The new transmission allowed the cars to reach 40 mpg, but according…

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General Motors Loses Motion to Dismiss in Alleged Certified Pre-Owned (“CPO”) Truck Consumer Fraud Case

Our Chicago car fraud lawyers have been litigating for many years claims against car and truck manufacturers who decline to stand behind certified pre-owned (CPO”) vehicles that turn out to be rebuilt wrecks or flood vehicles. We recently beat back a motion to dismiss by General Motors in such a…

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Volkwagen and Audi Allegedly Sold Unsafe Pre-Production Models to American Consumers

Buying cars that are “certified pre-owned” (CPO) has long been a way for consumers to get a car they know they can rely upon without having to pay the high prices associated with cars that come right off the lot. Because CPO models tend to go for a lower price…

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Lubin Austermuehle Co-Counsel and Colleague Dmitry Feofanov Argues Important UCC Issue in Illinois Supreme Court Regarding Revoking Acceptance of a Defective RV With a Leaky Roof

Our longtime co-counsel and colleague Dmitry Feofanov argued an important case this week before the Illinois Supreme Court concerning a consumer’s ability to revoke acceptance of a brand new RV with a hidden defect — a leaky roof.  The consumers revoked acceptance after the RV dealer couldn’t provide an estimated…

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Lubin Austermuehle Gets Results for our Clients in Auto-Fraud Cases Against Used Car Dealers — Chicago Auto-Fraud Lawyers

Our clients give us 5-star reviews for winning judgments or obtaining favorable settlements for them in used car fraud cases where they could have lost 10s of thousands of dollars: Mark Zeglen ****** 6 weeks ago Super Lawyers named Chicago business dispute lawyers Peter Lubin a Super Lawyer and Patrick Austermuehle…

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Lubin Austermuehle Files Amicus Brief in Illinois Supreme Court on Behalf of the National Association of Consumer Advocates and Consumers for Auto Reliability and Safety

Our firm today filed an amicus brief or friend of the court brief in the on behalf of the National Association of Consumer Advocates and Consumers for Auto Reliability and Safety in an important consumer rights case and commercial law case, arising out of an interpretation of a provision of the…

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