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Consumer Protection

The Texas "Consumer Exception" To Arbitration

Some arbitration clauses contained in contracts that consumers sign are not enforceable. This article discusses a unique Texas law that favors consumers in certain circumstances. Content may continue . . .

The Perils of Auto Shipping

It's easy to arrange interstate and international shipping of automobiles on the web, and it's easy to have a bad result. Content may continue . . .

Internet Puppies: Don't Buy Them

Looking for Puppies on the Internet? Don't do it. Buy locally, face-to-face, from a trusted breeder.
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Why the residential construction fixed-price bidding model is fraught.

Fixed-price bidding rewards builders who hire unqualified subcontractors. There are better ways to contract for residential construction.Content may continue . . .

Another Way Uninsured Consumers Pay Through the Nose for Health Care

Your doctor ordered a test but couldn’t tell you how much it would cost you. You get a bill for $500 from a company you’ve never heard of. If you don’t pay, they wreck your credit.Content may continue . . .

Apple MagSafe Class Action

Sutton Kleinman represents the named plaintiffs in a proposed nationwide class action against Apple, Inc., filed in California federal court, relating to expensive laptop power adapters that catch fire, spark, or otherwise go kaput. Millions of consumers are at risk.Content may continue . . .
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