Warranties are promises that a business owner makes to stand by his product and protect consumers against damages or injuries caused by defective products. A warranty is a limited promise made by a manufacturer or seller of a product that guarantees some aspect of the product.
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14 Feb, 2008
If I sue under the Warranty Act, can I recover attorney fees and court cost if I win?
Posted by: webmaster In: Warranty Law FAQ
QUESTION: If I sue under the Warranty Act, can I recover attorney fees and court cost if I win?
ANSWER: Breach of warranty is a violation of federal law, and allows consumers to recover court costs and reasonable attorneys’ fees. This means that if you win a lawsuit for breach of either a written or an [...]
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