Damages: What You Can Recover In Auto Fraud

This book is about one thing: the money. It is about the damages and remedies available to a consumer who has been defrauded in an automobile transaction. It is not a book about how to prove a case. It is not a book about causes of action. It is a book about what you can recover once you have a valid claim.

I would like to stress to the readers that this book deals with Damages and Remedies only. It does not teach you how to investigate fraud. It does not teach you how to gather evidence. It does not teach you the elements of a lemon law claim or a Magnuson Moss claim or a common law fraud claim. Those subjects are covered in my other books. This book assumes you have already established, or are prepared to establish, that a wrong was done to you. It assumes you have a valid claim. If you do not yet know whether you have a valid claim, you need to go back and read or purchase those other books first.

The companion books are these: Evidence: The Lemon Law Practical Guide; The Everyday Consumer Guide to the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act; and Scammed by the Dealer: Fraud on the Lot. Evidence: The Lemon Law Practical Guide deals with the proof you need to build a lemon law case. The Everyday Consumer Guide to the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act deals with warranty rights and the federal statute that governs them. Scammed by the Dealer: Fraud on the Lot deals with the conduct that constitutes fraud on the lot. Each of those books answers a different question. This book answers only the question of remedy.