Category Archives: New York
Misapplication of Payments on Vehicle Loans Give Rise to Wrongful Repossessions
Misapplied loan payments can result in fees, defaults, and wrongful repossessions in violation of state...
Apr
New York City’s Scofflaw Law Requires a Hearing to Meet 14th Amendment Due Process Concerns
Mercedes-Benz lawsuit reveals how NYC’s Scofflaw law violated the 14th Amendment rights of secured creditors.
Apr
High Interest [Usury] and Predatory Vehicle Title Loans in Illinois
Discover Illinois usury laws, vehicle title loan risks, and legal options for victims of predatory...
Apr
Bradley v. B & Z Auto Enterprises: How Vehicle Title Jumping/Skipping Harms Consumers
Bradley v. B & Z Auto case highlights how vehicle title jumping/skipping violates consumer protection...
Mar
Are Starter Interruption Devices Legal for Late Payments and/or Repossession?
Learn about the legality of starter interruption devices in auto loans for late payments and/or...
Jan
Lien Holders Must Receive Notice of Seizure But Consequential Damages Are Unlikely
In TD Auto Fin. LLC v. County of Putnam, the court emphasizes lienholder notice requirements...
Sep
The Doctrine of Laches: Ensuring Compliance with State Lien Law and Timely Notice to Lien Holders
The Toyota Lease Trust case illustrates how the doctrine of laches impacts garage liens, focusing...
Sep
Progressive to Pay $48M to New York Drivers Over Underpaid Total Loss Claims
Progressive to pay $48M settlement to 93,000 New York drivers for underpaid total loss claims,...
Sep