Consumer Protection Law Nebraska
How to Clear Your Criminal Record After Identity Theft in Nebraska
Discovering that you have a criminal record for crimes you did not commit is a terrifying experience. Criminal identity theft occurs when someone is arrested or cited by law enforc...
How to Qualify for the Nebraska Lemon Law: The 4-Attempt and 40-Day Rules Explained
Understanding the Nebraska Motor Vehicle Warranties Act (Neb. Rev. Stat. § 60-2701)Buying a brand new car should bring peace of mind, but sometimes you drive off the lot with a ve...
Forged Signatures and E-Contracting Fraud by Nebraska Auto Dealers
Across dealerships in Omaha, Lincoln, Papillion, and Grand Island, traditional paper contracts signed with a blue ballpoint pen have been almost entirely replaced by sleek desk-top...
Preventing and Recovering from Agricultural Land and Deed Fraud in Nebraska
Agricultural land is the most valuable asset in Nebraska. Unfortunately, this makes family farms, ranches, and rural acreage prime targets for sophisticated real estate scammers. '...
Defeating Zombie Debt: Nebraska Statute of Limitations on Credit Card and Medical Debts
When an old credit card bill or a forgotten hospital invoice suddenly resurfaces after years of silence, it is likely the work of a "junk debt buyer." These companies purchase thou...
Legally Exiting a Timeshare Contract in Nebraska: Costs and Timelines
Buying a timeshare often feels like purchasing a slice of paradise, but for many families, it quickly transforms into a massive financial burden. High-pressure sales presentations...
Title Washing and Flood-Damaged Cars: Holding Nebraska Dealerships Accountable
When major floods and hurricanes devastate regions of the United States, thousands of vehicles are submerged in water and declared total losses by insurance companies. These danger...
Recovering from Medical Identity Theft in Nebraska: A Guide for Patients and Providers
Medical identity theft is one of the most dangerous forms of fraud. It happens when someone uses your name, Social Security number, or health insurance information to see a doctor,...
Defective RVs and Motorhomes: Does Nebraska Lemon Law Apply?
Investing $150,000 to $400,000 in a Class A, B, or C motorhome or a fifth-wheel travel trailer in Omaha, Lincoln, or Kearney is supposed to launch years of cross-country family tra...
Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act vs. Nebraska Lemon Law for Defective Used Cars
Does Nebraska's Lemon Law Cover Used Cars?Discovering that your newly purchased used car has severe mechanical problems is a nightmare. Many buyers in Omaha, Kearney, and North Pl...
Nebraska Lemon Law for Electric Vehicles: Battery Drops, Software, and Charging Defects
How Nebraska Lemon Law Applies to Electric VehiclesAs Electric Vehicles (EVs) become increasingly popular on the streets of Omaha and Lincoln, a new wave of automotive defects is...
Suing a Home Improvement Contractor for Abandonment and Fraud in Nebraska
Hiring a contractor to improve your home should be an exciting experience. Unfortunately, for many residents in Omaha, Lincoln, and Grand Island, it quickly turns into a nightmare....
Can Debt Collectors Legally Contact Your Employer or HR Department in Nebraska?
Receiving a call from a debt collector is stressful enough, but when that call comes through your workplace switchboard, it can jeopardize your career. Many Nebraska residents wond...
Odometer Rollback Fraud on Used Vehicles in Nebraska: How to Sue a Dealership
When you buy a used car, the mileage on the dashboard is the primary indicator of the vehicle's remaining lifespan and overall value. Unfortunately, odometer fraud is making a mass...
Suing a Debt Collector for FDCPA Violations in Nebraska: Timelines, Attorney Fees, and Payouts
When you fall behind on bills, dealing with debt collectors can quickly become a nightmare. However, collection agencies do not have the right to harass, threaten, or abuse you. Th...
Suing a Nebraska Dealership for Yo-Yo Financing and Spot Delivery Scams
Buying a car in Nebraska should be a straightforward transaction. However, some unethical dealerships use a deceptive tactic known as a spot delivery scam, or 'yo-yo financing.' In...
How to Cancel a Deceptive Solar Panel Contract in Nebraska
Switching to solar energy is a fantastic way to reduce your carbon footprint and save on utility bills. However, the solar industry has unfortunately attracted a wave of predatory...
How Uber, Lyft, and Delivery Drivers Can Pursue Defective Vehicle Claims in Nebraska
When your personal sedan or crossover is also your mobile office on the streets of Omaha, Lincoln, or Bellevue, a failing transmission or recurring hybrid battery fault does more t...