Lemon Law News

Fishy Follies
Minneapolis City Pages - Nov 08 7:25 PM
I need sushi help, but not with picking the best sushi restaurant. As you may know, a sushi habit can get expensive. So my boyfriend and I occasionally buy grocery-store sushi.Save to My Web

Pet City must pay: Couple ordered to refund customers, stop selling dogs in stores for five years
Williamsport Sun Gazette - Nov 18 3:16 AM
A Bloomsburg couple who owns several pet stores across the state, including two in Lycoming County, have agreed to pay nearly $6,000 in restitution to people who bought sick or diseased puppies from them, according to the state Attorney Generals Office.Save to My Web

Mother and son acquitted
Brisbane Courier Mail - Oct 28 3:38 AM
A QUEENSLAND mother and son have been acquitted of murder following a three-week trial which heard claims of a love triangle, passion and bribes.Save to My Web

13,422 miles, two sunrises, one world record for Boeing
Tacoma News Tribune - Nov 11 3:22 AM
LONDON - A Boeing Co. jet arrived in London from Hong Kong on Thursday, breaking the record for the longest nonstop flight by a commercial jet.Save to My Web

Clean Freaks Give the Nod to Green Cleaners
[Press Release] Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance - Nov 15 2:12 PM
Just because a cleaning product is non-toxic, doesn't mean it can't get the job done on tough stains. That's according to testers at the Wall St. Journal's Catalog Critic. In an independent analysis of the cleaning ability of five non-toxic cleaners conducted by the venerable institution, Seventh Generation's Free & Clear all-purpose cleaner won out in this battle of the eco-cleaners, selected Save to My Web

Man buys car online for $69,900 and gets big lemon
Greeley Tribune - Man buys car online for $69,900 and gets big lemon Sharon Dunn, October 22, 2005 Here's a classic story of a car sale gone bad -- with a high-tech twist. Car is listed for sale. Man researches, then buys car and gets a lemon. at best, as attorneys try to wade through differing laws and venues

More customers allege fraud by Lithia
Medford Mail Tribune - By SARAH LEMON Mail Tribune Another 27 consumers have filed suit against Lithia Motors Inc., alleging fraud, racketeering and unlawful trade practices. The plaintiffs join 30 others who have sued Lithia in U.S. federal and state anti-racketeering laws and Oregon's Unlawful Trade Practices Act