Consumer Protection Law Minnesota
How to Stop Collectors from Pursuing Time-Barred 'Zombie' Debt in Minnesota
When an old, forgotten debt suddenly comes back to haunt you, it is usually the work of a 'zombie' debt collector. These agencies buy thousands of old accounts for pennies on the d...
Can Uber, Lyft, and Delivery Drivers Use the Minnesota Lemon Law for Defective Gig Vehicles?
For thousands of rideshare and delivery drivers picking up passengers at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) or delivering orders across Bloomington, Rochester, and...
Yo-Yo Financing and Spot Delivery Scams by Minnesota Auto Dealers: How to Fight Back
Understanding Yo-Yo Financing in MinnesotaBuying a car should be an exciting milestone, but for some Minnesota residents, it quickly turns into a financial nightmare. A 'yo-yo fin...
How to Dispute Fraudulent Zelle, Venmo, and CashApp Transfers with Minnesota Banks
Peer-to-peer (P2P) payment apps like Zelle, Venmo, and CashApp have made sending money to friends and family in Minnesota incredibly easy. Unfortunately, scammers also use these pl...
The 30-Day Out-of-Service Rule: Winning a Minnesota Lemon Law Claim Without Four Repair Attempts
When your brand-new car breaks down, you expect the dealership to fix it quickly. But what happens when weeks go by, and your vehicle is still sitting in the service bay? Many Minn...
Minnesota Debt Fairness Act: Stopping Aggressive Medical Debt Collection Tactics
Medical debt is unlike any other type of financial burden. You do not choose to get sick, and you certainly do not plan for emergency surgeries. Yet, millions of Americans find the...
Statute of Limitations for Filing a Lemon Law Lawsuit in Minnesota
Waiting patiently while a dealership service department in Minneapolis, St. Paul, or Rochester makes a fifth or sixth attempt to fix a shuddering transmission can quietly destroy y...
Filing a TCPA Lawsuit for Spam Texts and Robocalls in Minnesota
Your cell phone buzzing constantly with unsolicited marketing texts and prerecorded robocalls is more than just an annoyance; it is a direct violation of your privacy. For resident...
Suing a Contractor for Unfinished Work and Consumer Fraud in Minnesota
Hiring a contractor to renovate your home requires a massive leap of faith and a significant financial investment. Unfortunately, many homeowners in Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Roch...
Suing a Minnesota Dealership for Odometer Rollbacks and Mileage Misrepresentation
The Hidden Cost of Odometer FraudOdometer fraud is a serious crime that costs American car buyers billions of dollars every year. With modern digital dashboards, many consumers mi...
Federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act vs. Minnesota Lemon Law: Which Applies to Your Defective Car?
Imagine driving along Interstate 94 between Minneapolis and St. Paul when your SUV's transmission begins violently shuddering twenty-six months after you bought it. Because your 3-...
Recovering Stolen Unemployment Benefits from Minnesota DEED After Employment Fraud
During times of economic uncertainty, organized cybercriminals aggressively target state unemployment systems. Employment identity theft occurs when a scammer uses your stolen Soci...
Can Debt Collectors Legally Call Your Employer or Workplace in Minnesota?
Getting a call from a debt collector is stressful enough, but when that call comes through your office phone or your boss's desk, it becomes a direct threat to your livelihood. Col...
Who Pays Attorney Fees in a Minnesota Lemon Law Case?
When your new car, pickup truck, or SUV in Minneapolis, St. Paul, or Duluth spends weeks at the dealership for recurring engine or electrical failures, the thought of paying a liti...
Undisclosed Salvage, Flood, and Rebuilt Titles: Minnesota Auto Buyer Rights
Protecting Auto Buyers from Title Washing ScamsBuying a used car is a major investment, and consumers rely on dealers to be honest about a vehicle's history. Unfortunately, some u...
How the Minnesota Lemon Law Applies to Electric Vehicles (EVs): Battery Degradation and Software Defects
The electric vehicle revolution has arrived in Minnesota, with thousands of drivers making the switch to cleaner, quieter transportation. However, modern EVs are essentially rollin...
Minnesota RV Lemon Law: Defective Motorhomes, Fifth Wheels, and Travel Trailers
Investing $100,000 to $400,000 in a new Class A motorhome, Class C camper van, fifth wheel, or travel trailer in Minneapolis, St. Paul, Duluth, or Rochester is supposed to unlock M...