Credit reports pull a lot of weight in everyday life. A clean file helps with loans, apartments, jobs, and even insurance pricing. When something in a report is wrong, the impact can be stressful and confusing. Errors happen for different reasons like data entry mistakes, outdated records, or fraud, and the Fair Credit Reporting Act […]

If money left your account without your permission and your bank isn’t fixing it, we can help. Conn Law, PC handles unauthorized electronic transfer cases under Regulation E, the federal rules for debit cards, ATM withdrawals, and ACH debits. We press the bank to return the funds, reimburse related fees, and, when the facts support […]

California offers some of the most scenic landscapes in the country, from the Pacific Coast Highway to the Sierra Nevada, and RVs are a popular way to experience them. When an RV is still under the manufacturer’s warranty and repeated defects or long repair delays interfere with its use, California’s RV lemon law may come […]

Having your bank account hacked can be a nightmare. Aside from the hassle of getting your accounts unfrozen, replacing your cards, and updating all your passwords, there’s the risk that you could lose a significant amount of money. Fortunately, there are strong federal and state protections for most unauthorized electronic fund transfers, but you have […]

Yes, they are, if the vehicle was leased in California and the problem showed up during the original manufacturer’s warranty. California law gives lessees the same rights as buyers when the defect makes the car unsafe, unreliable, or loses value, and the dealer hasn’t fixed it after multiple attempts. You may qualify for a refund, […]

Private Party Sales Aren’t Covered Like Dealership Sales California law draws a clear line between dealer sales and private party transactions. When you buy from a dealership, certain warranty protections and return rights may apply automatically. Those protections typically don’t extend to private sellers. A private sale means the seller isn’t a licensed car dealer, […]

When Car Dealership Fraud Happens: What Buyers Need to Know Buying a car is already a complex process, but it gets worse when a dealership uses deceptive tactics. Car dealership fraud refers to a range of dishonest practices intended to mislead or take advantage of buyers during the sale. The outcome? Financial strain, frustration, and […]

Yes, California is a two-party consent state. That means you cannot legally record a confidential conversation—whether in person, over the phone, or through electronic communication—unless everyone involved agrees to it. Recording someone without their knowledge or consent in these situations may expose you to both criminal penalties and civil lawsuits under state law. California’s rule […]

⚠️ Important Update (as of April 2025): The procedures described in this article only apply if the vehicle’s manufacturer opted into AB 1755 under California Senate Bill 26. Not all manufacturers have done so. If yours didn’t, your case may proceed under the older lemon law rules. A lemon law attorney can help confirm which […]

If your motorcycle keeps breaking down despite multiple repair attempts, California’s Lemon Law may give you the right to a refund, replacement, or other compensation. Manufacturers are required to honor their warranties, and if a bike has recurring mechanical or safety issues, you don’t have to keep dealing with the frustration. If you bought a […]