Dealer Sued Out-Of-State Based On Internet Transaction
Thomas B. Hudson, Esq. - In some states, only specific actions will subject someone from out-of-state to suit, while in others, very minimal contacts...
Thomas B. Hudson, Esq. - In some states, only specific actions will subject someone from out-of-state to suit, while in others, very minimal contacts...
Thomas B. Hudson, Esq. - If you aren’t employing such software on your Web site, are you violating the Americans with Disabilities Act?
Thomas B. Hudson, Esq. - Creditors cannot ask credit reporting agencies to review their files and identify likely customers for them – or to “prescreen”...
Thomas B. Hudson, Esq. - It seems the mail campaign targeted consumers who had filed for bankruptcy without first getting the consumers’ permission...
Thomas B. Hudson, Esq. - ... a salesman’s experience should have alerted him to the fact that the car had suffered extensive previous damage?
Thomas B. Hudson, Esq. - From where we sit, dealers win a lot more of these challenges than they lose, and when they lose, it’s usually because they deserve to lose...
Thomas B. Hudson, Esq. - With the exception of limits on the rate of finance charge in financing transactions imposed by most states ...
Elena Lovoy - The USA PATRIOT Act contained several requirements that affected dealers. Some provisions are in force now – others have ...
Thomas B. Hudson, Esq. - One of the costs of doing business over the Internet may be that the dealer finds that he or she is subject to suit in the buyer’s home state...
The secure and easy all-access connection to your content.
Bookmarked content can then be accessed anytime on all of your logged in devices!
Already a member? Log In