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Lemon Laws are often restricted to certain kinds of products - like cars and trucks - but what law covers the other stuff? The answer is the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act - sometimes called The Federal Lemon Law.
I have written quite a bit about the
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protect you in those instances where the Lemon Law might not apply. The Magnuson Moss Warranty Act is sometimes called The Federal Lemon Law. It applies in all 50 states and covers any warranted consumer goods. RVs, boats, sewing machines? You bet! And the law allows for the successful recovery of attorney’s fees and court costs if your claim is righteous.
Sometimes, writing isn’t enough. So, I recorded a podcast and video on the topic.
Here is the podcast for those of you who like to use just your ears.
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And for the more visual among you, here is the video.
Notice that Milo makes an appearance over my shoulder at the 6:30 mark. He didn’t speak so he doesn’t appear in the credits. However, he does seem to be mildly amused by me - sitting in a room by myself - talking into the computer.
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Great podcast, I still listen and I love it.
One request though. Please stop saying at the beginning of your podcast that Oppo is a sub blog of jalopnik. That kind of ended when Gawker decided to break ties from ALL sub blogs to the traditional main pages (jezebel and groupthink, oppo and jalopnik, sploid and gizmodo; and so forth). It’s unofficial now.
It’s not a big deal for us on Oppo, but the Jalopnik guys and their bosses at Gawker may not like it because of their policy since last month.
Keep up the great work
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Oh, I hadn’t thought about that. But I do write for Car Buying which is a sub blog of Jalopnik (I think?!)
Thanks for the note.
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carbuying yes, just like lanesplitter, foxtrotalpha and truckyeah
But Oppo isn’t, for the reasons mentioned above. As an Oppo admin, I have no problem you mentioning us, but do note how the Gawker Media policy for non-official sub-blogs is different now since we’re technically a kinja domain on Oppo now, and not a Jalopnik one