Many people have problems with storage companies. They up the price, hold goods, impose extra charges and threaten to sell precious things. With the right approach, you can sidestep the nasty local representative and frequently get a senior person interested in solving your problem. 2. ...
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Nissan Engine Recall: Turbo Hose Recall 2025
In 2025, Nissan drivers across the country were hit with alarming news: a Nissan engine recall was announced for popular models including the Rogue, Altima, and Infiniti QX50. This Nissan Rogue recall 2025 highlights defects in turbocharged engines that could leave unsuspecting drivers stranded, or worse, facing dangerous situations on the road...
Nissan Class Action Lawsuit: Engine Defect in Rogue, Altima & Infiniti QX50
For thousands of Nissan and Infiniti owners across the United States, a highly touted piece of technology has turned into a nightmare. The Nissan class action lawsuit engine defect is making headlines, and for good reason: engines are failing, drivers are left stranded, and owners are learning that Nissan may have concealed problems with its Variable Compression Turbo (“VC-Turbo”) engines...
New Update: Lincoln Corsair Backup Camera Recall Expands in 2025
Owners of the 2020–2022 Lincoln Corsair are facing yet another troubling update. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and Ford Motor Company have announced a new Lincoln Corsair recall related to the SUV’s backup camera system, adding to a growing list of complaints about the vehicle’s reliability. This time, the issue is not about software glitches, but a hardware defect that strikes at the very safety features designed to protect drivers and pedestrians. For many owners already struggling with blank or distorted screens, the announcement only confirms what they have been experiencing for years: their Lincoln backup camera is not working, and the fixes so far have not solved the problem...
Handling Storage Facility Problems Part 2
Storage companies can be arrogant, demeaning and dictatorial. However, some knowledge of the law can put you on an equal footing. 1. Check with a lawyer You have a 1,500 storage dispute. Perhaps a lawyer can't handle the claim but could provide a helpful consultation for $50. Remember rely upo...
Handling Storage Company Disputes Part 1
Handling Storage Facility Claims and Deception
Kia Niro Camera problem
By David A. Wood, CarComplaints.com Posted in Recalls Kia Niro EVs Recalled For Backup Camera Failures July 2, 2025 — More than 11,300 Kia Niro electric vehicles are recalled because of backup camera problems. The recalled 2020-2022 Kia Niro EVs are equipped with circuit boards for the rearview cameras that may become damaged and cause backup camera image failures. The problem was discovered in December 2024 during a routine review of field data which showed a problem with rearview camera warranty replacement claims for 2022 Niro electric vehicles. Kia engineers and the supplier inspected the backup cameras that had been replaced Seven of nine rearview cameras showed signs of damage to various printed circuit board components possibly due to voltage surges. But no damage was found in the other two cameras. Eventually engineers saw a voltage surge related to a 10.25-inch touchscreen display, and Kia determined the display screen could appear blank or green. Niro EV backup camera failures are caused by damage from voltage surges in the rearview camera power circuits.
2024–2025 Mazda CX-90: Brakes Squeaking Problem
The 2024 and 2025 Mazda CX-90 was introduced as Mazda’s flagship SUV – marketed as a family-friendly, premium alternative in the midsize SUV segment. But instead of luxury and confidence, many owners are reporting the same troubling issue: brakes squeaking, juddering, and vibrating, often within the first thousand miles of ownership. Dozens of complaints from forums, news articles, and now a Mazda class action lawsuit reveal that the problem is not isolated. The issue affects brand-new vehicles, yet as of now, there are no official Mazda CX-90 recalls for the brakes...
Nissan Turbo Engine Investigation
A Nissan VC-Turbo engine recall has convinced federal safety regulators to close an investigation which was opened in December 2023.
Nissan Rogue and Infiniti Turbo Defect
Nissan VC-Turbo Engine Warranty claims
Mistakes Consumers Representing Themselves Make
You have a service plan, represented to cover engine or transmission problem, your engine fails and the company rejects the claim. You call and they point to some obscure provision in the contract they say precludes your claim. You want to represent yourself, one lawyer quoted a significant fee...
Predatory Lending and Excessive Loan Fees: NJ Court Victory Empowers Consumers to File Claims
When you're struggling to make ends meet in New Jersey, online payday loans or offers from Great Plains Credit Union–type lenders might seem like a lifeline. But too often, those quick fixes come with predatory lending practices (ruthless fees and interest rates that sneak you into deeper debt)...
Tribal Loans Online and Excessive Interest Rates: NJ Consumers Can Now Take Lenders to Court
If you’ve been caught by online tribal loans, tribal payday loans, or tribal loans for bad credit, you're not alone and you're not trapped forever. In New Jersey, these loans often come with staggering interest rates that far exceed legal limits, but there’s hope: a recent court decision now gives NJ borrowers a clear path to being heard and potentially compensated...
Excessive Fees on Online Payday Loans: New Court Ruling Opens the Door for NJ Consumers to File Claims
When money is tight, many New Jersey residents turn to online payday loans and other credit loans online as a quick fix. These loans often promise fast cash, but what many borrowers don’t realize until it’s too late is how quickly the fees pile up. A recent federal court decision involving GreatPlains Finance has changed the landscape — giving NJ consumers the power to take legal action against lenders who charge excessive consumer loan interest rates...
Mazda Class Action Lawsuit: Mazda Valve Stem Seal Settlement
If you own a 2021 or 2022 Mazda, you may have seen the Mazda check engine light or the dreaded “engine light on Mazda” dashboard warning. What you might not know is that these issues are at the heart of a major Mazda class action lawsuit and a recently approved Mazda valve stem seal settlement – one of the most significant legal actions affecting Mazda owners in recent years...
Low Engine Oil Level Mazda Recall: What You Need to Know
If you own a 2021 or 2022 Mazda – especially a Mazda CX-5, Mazda3, Mazda6, CX-30, or CX-9 – this is essential reading. A widespread and frustrating problem has emerged: low engine oil level warnings and excessive oil consumption. Many owners are seeing the dreaded “Low Engine Oil Level” message, the Mazda check engine light, or specific codes like DTC P250F:00, often long before their next scheduled oil change. Here’s what’s really happening, what Mazda is (and isn’t) doing, and how you can protect your rights...
Rivian Airbag Problems: A Hidden Safety Risk in 2022–2025 R1T & R1S Models
If you drive a 2022-2025 Rivian R1T or R1S, there’s a growing safety issue that may affect your vehicle – yet it remains largely unresolved. Dozens of Rivian owners are reporting a dangerous problem: the front passenger airbag shuts off even when an adult is properly seated. Despite mounting complaints, Rivian has...
Ford Escape & Lincoln Corsair Battery Recall 2025: What Every Owner Needs to Know
If you own a 2020-2024 Ford Escape or a 2021-2024 Lincoln Corsair, you may be facing one of the most serious Ford recalls in recent history. The Ford Escape recall 2025 and the recall on Lincoln Corsair are making headlines because of a dangerous battery defect that could cause your vehicle to catch fire – even when parked and turned off. This Ford fire recall affects thousands of families in New York, New Jersey, and across the country...
2022-2024 Toyota Tundra Engine Problems: Recall and Lawsuits
If you own a 2022-2024 Toyota Tundra, you may have already heard about the growing concerns surrounding the Toyota Tundra engine recall. This isn’t just another minor inconvenience - these engine issues have led to a major Toyota Tundra recall, class action lawsuits, and serious safety risks for drivers across the country...
2022-2025 Toyota Tundra Reverse Lights Recall: What Owners Need to Know
If you own a 2022-2025 Toyota Tundra, you may have already heard about the latest Toyota Tundra reverse lights recall. This issue is not just another minor inconvenience – it’s a widespread defect affecting over 443,000 trucks across the United States, putting drivers and pedestrians at risk and adding to a growing list of Toyota Tundra problems...
2021–2023 KIA Soul & Seltos Engine Recall: Problems, Lawsuits and Compensation
If you own a 2021–2023 KIA Soul or KIA Seltos, you may have already heard about the major KIA Soul recall and KIA engine recall impacting over 137,000 vehicles nationwide. This isn’t just another routine recall – real owners are reporting serious engine problems, and class action lawsuits are underway. If your KIA is stalling, burning oil, or has left you stranded, read on to learn how you may be entitled to compensation...
Ford Rearview Camera Recall (SYNC4): 1,075,000 Ford and Lincoln Vehicles Are Affected
If you’re a Ford or Lincoln owner and your rearview camera freezes, lags, or goes black, you’re not alone. In one of the largest Ford recalls ever, over 1,075,000 vehicles with SYNC4 infotainment systems are now subject to a major Ford rearview camera recall, putting drivers at risk and opening the door for...
2023-2024 Cadillac Lyriq Recall: Screen Electrical Issues
If you own a 2023 or 2024 Cadillac Lyriq in New York or New Jersey, you may have recently heard about the major Lyriq recall affecting tens of thousands of vehicles. As a law office dedicated to helping consumers with lemon vehicles, we want to ensure you have the facts about the 2024 and 2023 Cadillac Lyriq recalls and know...
GM 6.2 Engine Class Action Lawsuit: Cases, Facts, Options
If you own a Cadillac, Chevrolet, or GMC vehicle with a GM 6.2L V8 L87 engine and have experienced engine failure, you are not alone. Multiple class actions have been filed, each alleging that General Motors knowingly sold vehicles with dangerously defective engines and failed to provide an adequate solution. Here’s what you need to know about the GM lawsuit engine crisis, your rights, and how legal help can make a difference...
GM 6.2 Engine Issues: What Owners Need to Know
If you’re a New York or New Jersey driver grappling with repeated GM engine failure, you’re not alone. The GM 6.2L V8 engine, found in popular trucks and SUVs like the Chevrolet Silverado, GMC Sierra, and Cadillac Escalade, is at the heart of a major automotive defect crisis. While the recall has made headlines, the real story is what’s happening inside these engines - and why...