The New 372-Page CARS Rule: How to Avoid Being Prosecuted or Sued

A simple cheat sheet that can help you prepare in the likely event that the regulation will take effect.

Michigan Judge Denies Carvana Request

A Michigan Court of Claims judge has denied Carvana's request for a temporary restraining order against Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson for suspending its Novi dealership operations.

Dealer Fined $690,000 for Consumer-Protection Law Violations

NEWARK, N.J. — A used car dealership has been ordered to pay $693,645.91 after a Superior Court Judge found that it violated state consumer protection laws and regulations a total of 640 times. The state’s ten-count complaint against RLMB Inc., filed this March, alleged that RLMB and its manager, Michael L. Bloom, violated the Consumer ... Read More »

Kan. Dealer Ordered to Pay Customer $2,065

LAWRENCE, Kan. — A Douglas County auto dealer has been ordered by Attorney General Derek Schmidt’s Office to repay a consumer more than $2,000 after violating the Kansas Consumer Protection Act. South Auto Sales, Eudora, and its owner, Salah Ibrahim, were ordered last week in a consent judgment to reverse an automobile transaction and repay ... Read More »

Federal Agencies to Coordinate Regulatory Efforts

Missouri Gov. Signs Service Contract Law

Weak Economy to Prompt More Focus on Consumer Protection, Risk Mitigation