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Center for Consumer Law
  Volume 38 Number 9

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The People’s Lawyer’s Tip of the Day

Writing a post-dated check is a good idea when you don't have the money in the bank but will soon, right? Wrong! As a general rule a post-dated check may be paid by your bank at anytime. My advice: do not write a post-dated check if you don't have the money in the bank.  Click here for more.


Landlord / Tenant Rights in Texas

Do you have a dispute with your landlord? Do you need a formal lease in order to rent? Can you sublease? Can I force my landlord to fix or repair? Find the answers to these and many more questions at the People's Lawyer Tenant Rights page. Click here for more.


Hydroxycut Consumer Fraud Class Action

According to a class action lawsuit filed in Los Angeles, Hydroxycut products are defective and dangerous. The dietary, weight loss and muscle building supplements posed serious health risks, including serious liver injuries, often resulting in permanent damage necessitating liver transplant. Have you taken Hydroxycut? Click here for more.


Zicam Nasal Spray Causes Loss of Smell

According to the FDA, consumers should immediately stop using any Zicam nasal gel and related products. According to the report, the zinc contain in the products can permanently damage the sense of smell. Looking for additional information about Zicam related injuries? Click here for more.


Starbucks Recalls 530,000 Coffee Grinders

Do you own a Starbucks "Barista" coffee grinder? If so, your grinder may be subject to recall. Click here for more.


Your Money

How much will minimum credit card payments cost me? Click here for more.


For the Lawyers

Car buyer can't sue eBay seller in state where purchaser resides. A Kentucky court has held that Kentucky does not have jurisdiction over a Missouri defendant who allegedly sold a "lemon" via eBay to a Kentucky car buyer. Click here for more.

 

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