Jim Radogna's Blog – May 2010 Archive (1)
The New Breed of Shakedown Lawsuits
It seems like dealers just can’t catch a break when it comes to lawyers and lawsuits. Back in 2004, California businesses won a hard-fought battle against “shakedown” lawsuits with the passing of Proposition 64. Previously, the law had allowed any party to sue a company regardless of whether the plaintiff was directly affected. For example, lawyers were able to review car dealer ads in the newspaper, spot a violation of the Vehicle Code and file a lawsuit against the dealer, without any client… Continue
Added by Jim Radogna on May 25, 2010 at 7:59pm — No Comments
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