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Sunday, November 14, 2010

Child Baby Safety Seats

Child Baby Safety Seats 
Two types: Tethered (a strap gets anchored to the car) and non-tethered. Both are safe when properly installed. Shop for one that’s been crash-tested by the manufacturer. Safest place to install: The center of the back seat. See baby safety seats for more information.
Taking A Car Manufacturer To Court: A little-known federal law, the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act, can make a big difference for car purchasers who get stuck with a lemon. Reason: If the manufacturer won’t live up to its warranty obligation, you can sue and collect attorneys’ fees, in addition to your other damages. Result: Complaints that ordinarily wouldn’t justify a lawsuit because of the expense of litigation are now worth pursuing.
Mark Silber, an attorney who has handled a number of these cases, answered questions about suing car manufacturers.
When does it pay to hire a lawyer in an auto-warranty dispute?
When you have had no satisfaction from the dealer or from the auto manufacturer’s zone representative. We generally get three kinds of cases:
• The company wants to keep trying to fix the car, even though numerous repair attempts have been unsuccessful.
• The company insists that the car is operating “within specifications,” although the problem persists.

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