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The lawsuit alleges that the rental company supplied a 2006 Ford Expedition that lacked the manufacturer's factory-installed anti-rollover system, which automatically applies the brakes when the vehicle starts to fishtail.
Read More →Who pays next after primary insurance is exhausted, the driver's supplemental insurance or his personal auto insurance?
Read More →A U.S. District judge affirms the $16 million in damages a jury awarded to Alaskan Avis licensee Robert C. Halcro in a case involving violation of the franchise agreement.
Read More →The case of Alaskan Avis licensee Robert C. Halcro versus his franchisor highlights the issues of territorial protections when a car rental competitor is acquired and operated by the same parent.
Read More →Customers had alleged that the two car rental companies did not clearly inform them about the use of a toll plaza Plate Pass.
Read More →The rental company also faces a similar discrimination lawsuit filed in 2007.
Read More →Court rules for plaintiff, even though his rental car contract excluded other drivers.
Read More →A Florida Supreme Court case regarding damaged underground telephone cables threatens to rewrite some state laws and run roughshod over car rental loss of use claims.
Read More →The case highlights the conflict between the rights of a Wall Street research firm to publish an opinion and the rights of a corporation to protect itself against faulty and potentially damaging analysis.
Read More →If your rental car is damaged and another party is at fault, can you imagine getting taxed on the repair reimbursement?
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