All I can say is that, if any professional spoke to me that way, it'd be the last time we spoke.
And while I understand there's a huge reputation difference here, I'm also surprised that a law professional would respond to what they assumed I was asking, rather than what I asked.
I thought...
Thank you for your reply.
Well, my guess is that your guess is incorrect, but that's beside the point. I can easily calculate and prove costs, losses and damages as a result of this incident using well established methodology from: Law journals and cases; Finance journals and legal cases; and...
Yes, thanks. So, the law says:
367.842 (9) A court may award reasonable attorney's fees to a prevailing plaintiff.
367.843 Action for relief by purchaser.
Any person who purchases a motor vehicle and thereby suffers any ascertainable loss of money or property, real or personal, as a result of a...
After what feels like ages but is actually a little over four months, I have a letter in hand from the manufacturer of a car I purchased new stating that they will repurchase the vehicle under the terms of Kentucky's Lemon Law. The case has been sent to, what I presume is, an independent...
Yes. I get it. I guess I was really wondering if I have cause for an action or whether I have to take specific steps first.
I think your advice is sound. Thank you.
Yes, I believe I do have to notify the manufacturer in writing. I requested the appropriate address from both the dealer and the manufacturer. Although both said they'd get back to me with it, neither did. I have since driven 50 miles to pick up a booklet at the dealership and will write today...
As I understand it, under the Kentucky Lemon Law, a vehicle is a "Lemon" if it's been out of service for 30 days, or more, for the same issue. In my case, the car has been at the dealership for 53 days so far (and we've only owned it for 107 days). The most recent "repair attempt" has lasted 34...