And Denny Hecker himself is set to be sentenced Feb. 11 for his role in the fraud that cost auto lenders millions of dollars.
Read More →The plaintiffs’ complaint states that the acquisition will lessen competition, increase prices, reduce supply and negatively impact service.
Read More →Two franchisees and a property owner have filed an anti-trust lawsuit against Hertz Global Holdings Inc. and Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group Inc. on Sept. 23 in the San Francisco Federal Court.
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Are increases in negligent entrustment lawsuits a result of injured plaintiffs blocked by the Graves Amendment?
Read More →The rental car company’s Capitola, Calif., branch was accused of negligence in handling a vehicle safety recall of a 2004 Chrysler PT Cruiser, which was involved in a fatal traffic accident of two women.
Read More →The issue of how rental car companies handle manufacturers’ recalls has been put in the spotlight following the resolution last week of a lawsuit in Alameda County, Calif.
Read More →The Federal Trade Commission’s complaint alleges that on several occasions between 2006 and 2008, U-Haul tried to increase rates for one-way truck rentals by privately and publicly communicating with Budget. The proposed settlement order against U-Haul and its parent company, AMERCO, bars them from colluding or inviting collusion for 20 years.
Read More →The lawsuit claims that Enterprise's negligence for allowing a third party to rent a vehicle for an unqualified driver was “a direct and proximate cause” of Bethany Payne's death.
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A Colorado Appellate Court clears the way for recovery of loss of use damages and administrative fees.
Read More →The ruling overturns a lower court ruling that held Hertz to a California class action lawsuit in state court as opposed to federal court.
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