Welk Resorts is a timeshare company originally founded by TV star Laurence Welk. The company was sold to Marriott and is being rebranded as Hyatt Residence Club. But lots of people still have timeshares with them from the decades they’ve been operating. What do you do if you want to get rid of your Welk […]
With most timeshare companies, the answer is no—unless you happen to still be in a “cooling off” period that lasts for just a few days. If you only recently bought your timeshare, you might be able to rescind the contract (which means to cancel it). But that period will be very short, and you need […]
Timeshares are notoriously hard to get out of. They’re designed to be lifetime contracts that never end. Many of these companies, however, have been accused of shady sales practices. Diamond Resorts is one of those companies—for example, it settled an action by the Arizona Attorney General in 2016 by entering into an “Assurance of Discontinuance.” […]
If you’re looking to cancel a timeshare with Diamond Resorts, the first (and most important question) is: how long ago did you sign the contract? If it was recently, and you decide you want to cancel, you need to act now. Because of state laws, most timeshare contracts have what is called a “cooling off” […]
Many people who end up in timeshare contracts decide at some point that they want out. There can be many reasons for this, ranging from fraud by the salespeople who sold it to you down to simple changes in life circumstances where you don’t have enough money to pay for it anymore. One thing many […]
Usually you actually will have to do something called arbitration instead of a lawsuit: Diamond Resorts generally includes an arbitration clause in its contracts. Virtually every company does this these days. An arbitration clause requires you to bring any legal claims you have before an arbitrator, not a court. Arbitration is kind of like a […]
Attorney Cyclone Covey was recently interviewed by Channel 2 News Atlanta (ABC) about Kneupper & Covey’s mass arbitration against Vroom, an online car dealer, over title & registration issues. Kneupper & Covey is pursuing justice on behalf of more than 200 consumers who bought cars online, but had trouble getting their title & registration from […]
UPDATE AS OF 7/14/2022: Celsius Network has now filed for bankruptcy. We are evaluating the filings, but the next step for anyone who had currency on the network will be filing what is called a proof of claim. The due date is generally 90 days after what is called a “341 meeting,” or a meeting […]
Celsius Network has been in the news recently for halting withdrawals of cryptocurrencies on its exchange—even though it advertises unequivocally on the main page of its website that you can “access your coins whenever” and that you can “swap or withdraw your crypto at any time, with no fees.” So if you’ve had your withdrawals […]
If you’re in the cryptocurrency space, you’ve probably heard the horror stories about what can happen with cryptocurrency exchanges. Ever since Mt. Gox that’s been a well-known risk. But crypto exchanges are still popular as a entry point into trading cryptocurrency, and they portray themselves as a safer, easier alternative to all the risks that […]
Kneupper & Covey’s pursuit of justice for consumers who bought cars from Vroom is making the news: Action 9, a news station in Charlotte, recently interviewed Cyclone Covey regarding the firm’s mass arbitration on behalf of more than 200 victims of Vroom’s deceptive trade practices. Many consumers have bought cars from Vroom, only to find […]
The Internet is flooded with complaints from people who are having vehicle registration issues after they bought a car from Vroom. These people claim the company is failing to give them the title to the car for months on end – and some of them say Vroom never even had the title to begin with, […]
If you’ve had a problem with SunPro Solar, you have legal rights. You may be able to sue—or you may have to go to arbitration—but either way, our lawyers can help you if you’re having issues with them. The company has racked up a number of Better Business Bureau complaints, and our lawyers are experienced […]
You’ve probably heard of a “lemon law” – laws that protect people who buy new vehicles if they end up with a lemon, or a new car that has a defect in it. Many states have buyback provisions in their lemon laws, which means that the dealer or manufacturer has to buy the car back […]
Carvana is one of the biggest online retailers of cars. But they’ve also racked up a number of complaints about their business practices and the cars they sell on the Better Business Bureau website—and in most states, consumers are protected by lemon laws from car dealers that break the rules. Even aside from lemon laws, […]
One of the most common car dealer scams—to the point that a lot of dealerships do this on almost every sale—is called the Yo-Yo financing scam. It’s also been called a “spot delivery” scam or a gimme-back scam. It works just like a Yo-Yo does: the car dealer gives you the car and tells you […]
Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC (which also goes by PRA Group, Inc., its parent company) is one of the biggest “debt buyers” in the entire United States. The first time you hear about them may be when they’re trying to collect a debt from you, and you might be wondering who they even are. Their business […]
Vroom is a car dealer that sells cars online, advertising that you can complete the entire purchase process with them on the Internet. But the company has over 2,000 complaints to the Better Business Bureau, and the BBB has even issued an alert about the company. If you’ve bought from Vroom and had a bad […]
Let’s say you’ve bought a car at a dealership. You’ve even driven off with it. But months and months go by, and they still haven’t given you the title, and you still can’t register it in your name. That’s not normal, and it’s not OK. Most states have a time limit for how long car […]
If you’ve been sued out of nowhere by a company called Midland Credit Management, you’re not alone. This company is one of a group of companies that are some of the biggest “debt buyers” in the United States. The “debt buyer” business model works like this: companies will buy up large numbers of debts, sometimes […]
At Kneupper & Covey we regularly represent people who have problems getting a company to repair or replace a product under a warranty. That’s especially frustrating when the entire product you paid for was the warranty itself. Home warranties are sold by a lot of companies, but one of the biggest ones is a company […]
A refrigerator is a big purchase. You’ve spent hundreds of dollars on it, and you expect it to work. The manufacturer usually provides a warranty—but sometimes, even when the fridge breaks, they won’t fix it. Our attorneys have handled lawsuits involving broken refrigerators, and we may be able to use warranties to make sure you […]
If you’ve been contacted by Sandia Resolution Company LLC (or sued by them) you may be wondering who they are. Sandia is a company that buys packages of debt from other companies, and then tries to make money by collecting those debts from consumers. They’re based out of New Mexico, but they may be trying […]
Our law firm is experienced in representing consumers in lawsuits involving residential solar power systems. Often companies involved in selling solar panels to consumers don’t treat their customers properly. Sometimes they damage people’s roofs while they’re installing the panels. Sometimes they sell the entire residential solar system to a company you’ve never heard of – […]
Most solar panels come with warranties. Our attorneys are experienced in handling lawsuits to enforce consumers’ warranty rights, including cases involving residential solar power systems. If you’ve tried to get a company to repair your solar panels under a warranty but they’ve refused, Click Here to Submit Your Claim. We may be able to help. […]
