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How to sue telemarketers in small claims courtRICHMOND, VA (WWBT) – Most of us have gotten those annoying calls from telemarketers. If you have received the calls and have tried all you can to make them stop, lawyers say you can take legal action.
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Know what your contract saysRICHMOND, VA (WWBT) - What happens when your contractor wants to change the price after the contract is signed? Are they required to do the work for the price in the original contract? 12 On Your Side looked into a homeowner's complaint.
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Stop aggressive debt collectors: You have rightsIf you are the victim of constant aggressive debt collection calls, you do have rights. If the harassing calls don't stop and debt collectors are violating the law, they could end up owing you money.
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The $555,000 Student-Loan Burden: provided by The Wall Street JournalWhen Michelle Bisutti, a 41-year-old family practitioner in Columbus, Ohio, finished medical school in 2003, her student-loan debt amounted to roughly $250,000. Since then, it has ballooned to $555,000.
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Beware the Rip-Off Sticker: Provided by edmonds.comDealer Add-Ons Can Complicate Negotiations
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'No evidence of failure' after US recall fixes: ToyotaEmbattled Toyota said Friday it had found no evidence of failure in vehicles it had fixed for accelerator problems after some 60 post-recall complaints were sent to US authorities.
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CONSUMER WATCH: The downside of voluntary repossessionIn a recent Richmond Times Dispatch article, Iris Taylor wrote about the downside of voluntary repossession. John Cole Gayle, Jr. of The Consumer Law Group was quoted in the article.
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Misrepresentation costly for Norfolk dealershipVirginia Lawyers Weekly, Volume 21, Number 36, February 12, 2007
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J. Smith v. Casey Chevrolet, Circuit Court of Newport News, Virginia:3% Ruling, Circuit Court of Newport News, Virginia:
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Charlie Falk Auto Wholesale, Inc. Pays JudgmentsS. Laury v. Charlie Falk Auto Wholesale, Inc.; S. Cruz v. Charlie Falk Auto Wholesale, Inc.
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CONSUMER WATCH: Looking for options in tough casesConsumers are looking for options in tough cases.
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Consumer Watch: Couple gets some relief in warranty case