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LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) - A man who leased a Dodge Charger and sought restitution under California’s lemon law may be able to recover insurance premiums and registration costs after defects emerged in the car, but he can’t win the entire residual value of the vehicle, an appeals court ruled.
Brandon Crayton leased the 2016 Charger from a Chrysler dealer in a transaction financed by Ally Financial, putting down $6,750 and contracting to pay $500 a month for 47 months, after which he would be entitled to purchase the car for $24,458. About eight months later he sued Chrysler, claiming the car had numerous defects the dealer wasn’t able to repair.
Calif. court opinion goes in favor of A.B. 5 applying to trucking
While a larger trucking case against California’s A.B. 5 law s application to motor carriers and owner-operators is still unfolding in a federal district court, a second state court in California has ruled that federal law does not preempt a law that would effectively outlaw the leased owner-operator model in the state.
Trucking has been operating under an exemption from A.B. 5 since the beginning of 2020, when the law went into effect. A lawsuit by the California Trucking Associations against A.B. 5 is still in progress, and an injunction is in place until that lawsuit plays out.
Apr 06, 2021
A second state court in California has ruled that federal law does not preempt that law that would effectively outlaw the leased owner-operator model in the state.
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Another Calif. court opinion goes in favor of A.B. 5 applying to trucking
While the trucking industry’s larger case against California’s A.B. 5 law on motor carriers and owner-operators is still unfolding in a federal district court, a second state court in California has ruled that federal law does not preempt a law that would effectively outlaw the leased owner-operator model in the state.
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(Civil Code Section 2954.8
Does Not Require a Lender to Pay Interest on Insurance Proceeds
Held in Escrow For Payment of Repairs For Damage Sustained by Home
Covered by Property Insurance)
(April 2021) - In
Gray v. Quicken
Loans, Inc., 61 Cal.App.5th 524 (March 2, 2021), the
California Second District Court of Appeal affirmed the trial
court s order dismissing a class action pursuant to a
demurrer filed by Quicken Loans, Inc. (“Quicken”). The
class action filed by William Gray argued that pursuant to
California Civil Code section 2954.8, Quicken was obligated to pay