How Does the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act Apply to Cars?
Congress passed the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act in 1975, which is now commonly referred to as the federal lemon law. Under this law, if a warrantor of ...
Palm Beach County Man Sues Jaguar Over Defective “Pace”
Attorney Ryan Patrick of Krohn and Moss Consumer Law Center, Ltd.® is representing Palm Beach County, Florida resident in a lawsuit filed over a d...
Does Your “Certified Used Car” Have an Open Safety Recall?
When you purchase a “certified used car,” it makes sense to think that it’s safe to drive it off the lot. But that’s not always the case. Roughly ⅙ of...
Kia Recalls Over 380,000 Vehicles Over Fire Concerns
Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center® has become aware that Kia will recall more than 380,000 Kia vehicles per the National Highway Traffic Safe...
Nissan Pathfinder Recall Due to Brake Light Issue
Nissan Pathfinders manufactured from 2013-2015 are being recalled because of a relay switch issue that may leave brake lights continuously illuminated...
Class-Action GM Lawsuit for Vortec V8 Oil Consumption
General Motors is facing another class-action lawsuit due to alleged oil consumption issues specifically with the Generation IV 5.3L Vortec V8 engine....
Recall on Ford F-150 & Super Duty Trucks
Ford recently issued a recall on roughly 80,000 of its F-150 and Super Duty pickup trucks. This recall impacts 79,017 trucks in the U.S., 6,986 trucks...
Tesla Issues Recall for Nearly 135,000 Vehicles Due to Display Failures
Tesla is recalling 134,951 vehicles that include faulty touchscreen displays, which may impact the safety of drivers and passengers. Display screen fa...
Class-Action Lawsuit Regarding Chevy’s Malfunctioning Airbags
Both 2010 and 2011 Chevy Camaro models have airbags that don’t employ when passengers are sitting in the front seat. Now, Chevy faces a class-action l...