Just Purchasing a Fraudulent Product is Not Enough to Win a Consumer Fraud Case
This blog discusses an interesting consumer fraud case that was discussed by a N.J. court because the plaintiff never actually used the purportedly fraudulently …
Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing Applies to All NJ Contracts and the NJ Consumer Fraud Act
An important law governing New Jersey commercial transactions is known as the “implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing”. This law states that …
Sue Your Bogus Consumer Repair and Products Replacement Insurance Company
It bothers me when you buy insurance to protect against future repairs and replacement of defective parts and/or products and when a claim is …
The New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act and Does it Apply to NJ Hospitals?
Are New Jersey hospitals subject to the Consumer Fraud Act (CFA)? The answer is, no! Under the learned professional exception of New Jersey law, …
The New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act and New Jersey Nursing Homes
The Admission Agreements for nursing homes under the NJ Consumer Fraud Act (CFA) has been analyzed by the courts. Ther New Jersey CFA prohibits: …
Recognizing The Different Forms Of Prohibited Consumer Fraud
Consumer fraud prohibited under the NJ Consumer Fraud Act prohibits many acts of fraud. Luckily, there are attorneys at Hanlon, Niemann & Wright who …
The New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act Protects Consumers against Fraudulent Practices of Big Businesses
By Fredrick P. Niemann, a NJ Consumer Fraud Act Attorney Unfortunately, consumer fraud is increasing throughout New Jersey. Fraudulent actions range from small purchases …
A Government Approved Vendor is Immune from the NJ Consumer Fraud Act…Sometimes
Here’s an unlikely (and probably unbelievable) plaintiff seeking economic restitution after being released from jail and having purchased items at the Bergen County Jail’s …
Home Inspection Companies Can Be Sued Under the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act
Home inspectors have not historically been recognized as “learned professionals”, as that term is defined under N.J. case law. The Consumer Fraud Act as …