Eric Freedman

A technician who fatally struck a pedestrian while taking a service customer's vehicle for a test drive after an oil change failed to get his conviction for "careless driving involving unintentional death" overturned by a Pennsylvania court.

The suit alleges wrongful termination, retaliation and sex discrimination by John Jones Chevrolet Buick of Corydon.

A jury will decide if a customer was told a rebuilt Ford F-250 engine was under warranty.

Adviser had alleged gender and pregnancy bias; customers had complained about her rudeness.

Customer alleges hundreds of dollars added in undisclosed fees when he tried to purchase his vehicle at the end of the lease period.

Brooklyn Mitsubishi had paid more than $800,000 in fines and restitution after pleading guilty to nearly 8,000 consumer protection violations in the sale of used vehicles.

The automaker claims in a federal suit that the terminated dealership won't let Nissan workers remove signage and continues to sell used vehicles out of the location.

An applicant for a parts department job said he would need help lifting more than 50 pounds because of an injury.

The judge said the defendant failed to make the case that the dealership owner or employees knew about her disability, or that she was subjected to discrimination based on her disability.

The attorney for the Mercedes-Benz dealership called it "an important case for car dealers."

The dealership alleges the ex-special finance manager falsely listed accessories that were not on the vehicles.

The three-judge panel ruled the plaintiff did not produce sufficient evidence in her 2019 slip-and-fall case against Classic BMW, which is now Sewell BMW of Plano.

The appeals court said Kia of Madison failed to show its noncompete agreement was "reasonably necessary" to protect its business.

Star Auto Sales said it had to hire other accounting firms to do the investigations instead.

Lube techs were promised a more lucrative flag rate but instead were paid an hourly rate with no overtime, according to the lawsuit.