Clients of Consumer Action Law Group (CALG) were approved for a Making Home Affordable Trial Modification with Saxon, requiring three payments for a permanent HAMP modification. The clients made 22 payments, believing their modification was permanent. When the loan transferred to Ocwen, the new servicer refused further payments and declared the clients in default. CALG filed a lawsuit to enforce the modification agreement. The case settled just before trial, resulting in the clients keeping their home and resuming mortgage payments.

A client of Consumer Action Law Group (CALG) was approved for a Making Home Affordable Trial Modification with Wells Fargo. During this period, the client's wife passed away. Although approved for a permanent HAMP modification, Wells Fargo advised the client not to sign the agreement due to his wife's death and promised a new one. The client continued making payments for 10 months, but Wells Fargo then refused further payments and initiated foreclosure, citing the unsigned agreement. CALG's foreclosure attorney filed a lawsuit to stop the foreclosure and enforce the modification agreement. The litigation was settled successfully, resulting in the client keeping their home with a modified loan and affordable monthly payments.

A client of Consumer Action Law Group (CALG) obtained a Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) trial period plan from Aurora Bank, FSB. The client made the required three modified monthly payments, but Aurora Bank failed to modify the loan as agreed. The client then contacted CALG, whose foreclosure attorney filed a lawsuit to stop foreclosure and enforce the trial period plan, alleging breach of contract and fraud. The litigation was settled successfully, resulting in the client keeping their home with a modified loan and affordable monthly payments.

A client of Consumer Action Law Group (CALG) applied for a loan modification with Seterus, Inc. Despite being under review for this modification, Seterus maintained a foreclosure sale date. The client contacted CALG, whose attorney filed a lawsuit to halt the foreclosure. CALG secured a temporary restraining order against Seterus based on California Civil Code §2923.6, which prohibits foreclosure during active loan modification review. The case was eventually settled, resulting in the client keeping their home with a modified loan and affordable monthly payments.

A client of Consumer Action Law Group (CALG) was approved for a short sale by Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc. (SPS), but SPS continued with foreclosure proceedings. The client contacted CALG, whose mortgage fraud attorney filed a lawsuit to stop the foreclosure. CALG secured a temporary restraining order against SPS based on California Civil Code §2924.11. The case was eventually settled, resulting in the client keeping their home with a modified loan and affordable monthly payments. CALG has successfully represented many clients in similar mortgage fraud cases.

J. Aguilar purchased a vehicle from Highline Auto Group, Inc. that soon developed significant transmission issues. When the dealer refused to address the problem, Mr. Aguilar contacted Consumer Action Law Group (CALG) for help. CALG's auto fraud attorneys promptly sent a demand letter and filed a lawsuit against Highline Auto Group. Their efforts resulted in a favorable outcome, recovering over $35,000 for Mr. Aguilar. This amount included refunds for payments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. CALG worked closely with Mr. Aguilar throughout the process, fighting both for and with him. With a track record of success in similar cases against auto dealers, CALG offers free consultations at (818) 254-8413 for potential auto fraud victims.

M. Maldonado purchased a vehicle from Union Auto Sales, Inc. that soon became inoperable due to multiple severe issues. When the dealer refused to address the problems, Mr. Maldonado contacted Consumer Action Law Group (CALG) for help. CALG's auto fraud attorneys promptly sent a demand letter and filed a complaint against Union Auto Sales. Their efforts resulted in a favorable outcome, recovering over $45,000 for Mr. Maldonado. This amount included refunds for payments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. CALG kept Mr. Maldonado informed throughout the process, ensuring he felt secure. With a track record of success in similar cases against auto dealers, CALG offers free consultations at (818) 254-8413 for potential auto fraud victims.

M. Rodriguez purchased a new Chrysler vehicle that soon developed persistent transmission problems. After multiple unsuccessful repair attempts by the dealer, Mr. Rodriguez contacted Consumer Action Law Group (CALG) for help. CALG's lemon law attorneys promptly filed a complaint against FCA US LLC. Their efforts resulted in a favorable outcome, recovering over $65,000 for Mr. Rodriguez. This amount included refunds for payments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. CALG kept Mr. Rodriguez informed throughout the process, ensuring he felt secure. With a track record of success in similar cases against auto manufacturers and dealers, CALG offers free consultations for potential lemon law and auto fraud victims.

Ashley A. purchased a vehicle from Future Ford Lincoln, Inc., later discovering it had been in an undisclosed prior accident. When the dealer refused her request for a buyback and refund, she contacted Consumer Action Law Group (CALG) for help. CALG's auto fraud attorneys promptly sent a demand letter and filed a formal complaint. Their efforts resulted in a favorable outcome, recovering over $55,000 for Ashley. This amount included refunds for payments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. CALG kept Ashley informed throughout the process, ensuring she felt secure. With a track record of success in similar cases, CALG offers free consultations for potential auto fraud victims.

L. Lopez purchased a vehicle from Superior Kar Company, Inc. Soon after, the car lost power while on the freeway. Despite contacting the dealer, who promised repairs, no action was taken. Seeking resolution, Mr. Lopez reached out to our office. Consumer Action Law Group's auto fraud attorneys promptly intervened, sending a demand letter and filing a formal complaint. Through their efforts, a favorable settlement was secured, including refunds for payments, compensation for expenses, and coverage of legal fees. Consumer Action Law Group kept Mr. Lopez informed throughout the process, successfully unwinding the contract and providing relief from the dealer's inaction. Our team's experience in similar cases against auto dealerships like Superior Kar Company ensured a positive outcome for our client.

On April 28, 2020, Ms. Alvarado bought a 2017 BMW X5 from BMW of San Diego, assured by the dealer that the vehicle had no prior accidents after a thorough inspection. In May 2023, Ms. Alvarado discovered the car had actually been in a serious accident before she bought it. Feeling misled, she contacted Consumer Action Law Group for help. CALG assisted Ms. Alvarado in recovering over $45,000, including refunds for down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket costs, loan settlement, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. This compensation aimed to offset the damages she suffered due to the dealer's misrepresentation, ensuring she received fair restitution for her situation.

Around November 24, 2017, Mr. Rodriguez purchased a 2017 Dodge Ram 1500 from Moss Bros CJDR Moreno Valley, believing it was in perfect condition with no prior issues. However, shortly after, he experienced repeated transmission overheating issues. Despite multiple visits to Chrysler's authorized service, the problem persisted and the dealer refused to resolve it, leaving Mr. Rodriguez without a car for a month and affecting his personal and economic opportunities. Frustrated, Mr. Rodriguez sought to revoke ownership and demanded a rescission of the sale. Turning to our offices for help, our team of lawyers acted swiftly to secure a favorable outcome. CALG successfully recovered over $55,000, covering down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. This compensation aimed to address the damages caused by the dealer, ensuring Mr. Rodriguez felt supported throughout the process with Consumer Action Law Group's assistance.

On May 18, 2021, Ms. Lopez purchased a 2021 Ford Mustang MCH E from Livermore Ford, believing it had no prior accidents or issues. Later, she discovered through a Car Fax report that the car had been in an undisclosed accident before her purchase. Upset by this revelation and the dealer's lack of cooperation, Ms. Lopez revoked ownership of the car and sought a rescission of the sale. Seeking assistance, Ms. Lopez contacted our offices for guidance. Our attorneys worked swiftly with her to achieve a favorable outcome. CALG successfully recovered over $79,000, covering down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. This compensation aimed to alleviate the damages caused by the dealer's actions, ensuring Ms. Lopez felt supported throughout the process with Consumer Action Law Group by her side.

On February 4, 2024, Mr. Martins purchased a 2018 Nissan Kicks from Win Hyundai in Carson. The dealer promised minor repairs and maintenance, but by April 2024, Mr. Martins still hadn't received the vehicle. Upon inquiry, he learned the car needed a new engine, information not disclosed at purchase. Feeling misled, Mr. Martins revoked his acceptance and sought a sale rescission. Seeking guidance, Mr. Martins contacted the Consumer Action Law Group (CALG). CALG's legal team acted promptly, recovering over $30,000 for the client. This sum included refunds for down payment, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, with adjustments for mileage. CALG resolved the case swiftly, avoiding a lengthy process. Throughout the case, our lawyers worked closely with Mr. Martins, ensuring he remained informed and at ease.

On March 10, 2023, Mr. Guerra purchased a 2020 Nissan Altima from Ganas Auto with a warranty. Shortly after, the vehicle's airbag light and multiple sensors activated. Despite contacting the dealer, they refused to provide a loaner and returned the car without repairs, leaving it inoperable. Frustrated, Mr. Guerra revoked ownership of the vehicle. Seeking help, he contacted our office. CALG's attorneys swiftly assisted, recovering over $40,000. This included refunds for down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. CALG ensured Mr. Guerra received compensation for the dealer's actions, alleviating his stress and keeping him informed throughout the process.

On September 27, 2021, Ms. Angeles purchased a 2020 Chevy Silverado 1500 Double Cab from D Mendoza Dealer Inc., believing it had no prior accidents or issues. Later, she discovered the vehicle had been in an accident, information not disclosed at the time of sale. Feeling misled, Ms. Angeles revoked her acceptance of the car and demanded a refund, but the dealer denied any responsibility, claiming no knowledge of a Car Fax report. Seeking legal recourse, Ms. Angeles sought help from Consumer Action Law Group (CALG). Their attorneys successfully recovered over $50,000, covering down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. CALG's advocacy ensured Ms. Angeles received compensation for the dealer's actions, which deprived her of reliable transportation and affected both her economic and personal opportunities.

Around June 18, 2022, Mr. Martinez bought a 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee from Diamond Valley Honda, believing it was accident-free and in perfect condition. A year later, when he tried to trade it in, he discovered through a Car Fax report that the vehicle had been in an undisclosed accident prior to his purchase. Feeling deceived, Mr. Martinez decided to revoke ownership of the car and demanded a refund. Seeking legal assistance, he contacted Consumer Action Law Group (CALG). Their attorneys successfully recovered over $30,000, covering down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. CALG's diligent handling of his case provided Mr. Martinez with compensation and assurance throughout the process, ensuring he received justice for the dealer's failure to disclose the car's history.

On January 15, 2022, Mr. Garcia purchased a 2018 Nissan Sentra from Good Deal Auto Sales, assured it was in perfect condition. Immediately after buying it, the brakes failed and the engine started shutting off randomly, posing a serious safety risk. Despite Mr. Garcia's requests for help, the dealer refused, blaming him for the issues and leaving him to cover repair costs. Frustrated and feeling unsafe, Mr. Garcia returned the car and demanded a refund. Seeking legal assistance, he approached Consumer Action Law Group (CALG). Their attorneys successfully recovered over $45,000, including refunds for down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. CALG's support ensured Mr. Garcia received compensation and reassurance throughout the process, achieving a positive outcome despite the dealer's negligence and refusal to take responsibility.

On July 14, 2023, Mr. Ballai bought a 2014 Audi RS7 from Hermosa Motors, assured it had no accidents and was in perfect condition. Shortly after, the check engine light came on, leading him to Audi of Van Nuys for repairs. They found serious issues that could prevent the car from passing a smog test. Despite Mr. Ballai's efforts, Hermosa Motors refused to take responsibility, prompting him to return the car and demand a refund. Mr. Ballai sought help from Consumer Action Law Group (CALG), recovering over $45,000. This covered down payments, monthly installments, expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, easing the financial impact of the dealer's misrepresentation.

Around February 19, 2023, Mr. Acosta purchased a 2014 GMC Sierra 1500 from Carvana in Westminster, CA, believing it was in perfect condition. Shortly after buying it, he encountered issues such as a dashboard oil light indicating low oil life and discovered significant rust underlining the vehicle, which was not disclosed during the sale. The dealer refused to take responsibility or provide assistance, prompting Mr. Acosta to revoke ownership and demand a rescission of the sale. Seeking resolution, Mr. Acosta contacted Consumer Action Law Group (CALG). Their attorneys successfully recovered over $45,000, covering down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. CALG's support enabled Mr. Acosta to receive compensation and relief after the dealer's failure to disclose defects, ensuring he was fairly compensated for his ordeal.

On November 1, 2021, Ms. Espinoza bought a 2018 Infinity Q50 Red Sport 400 from O Cars Group, assured it was in good condition. Shortly after purchase, the engine started knocking and the turbo malfunctioned and stopped working. When she sought help from the dealer, they refused repairs unless she paid for them, despite selling the car without disclosing these issues. Frustrated by this unfair treatment, Ms. Espinoza decided to revoke ownership of the vehicle. Seeking assistance, she contacted Consumer Action Law Group (CALG). Their attorneys successfully recovered over $50,000, covering down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. CALG's support enabled Ms. Espinoza to obtain the compensation and justice she deserved after facing dealer negligence and undisclosed defects.

Around August 9, 2023, Mr. Zambrano purchased a 2023 Ford Ranger from Ford Motor Company with a 3-year/30,000-mile warranty. Immediately, the vehicle began experiencing issues that persisted despite multiple repair attempts. The car was out of service for 30 days, affecting Mr. Zambrano's personal and economic activities due to lack of transportation. Frustrated with the dealer's lack of resolution, he decided to revoke ownership and sought help. Contacting Consumer Action Law Group (CALG) proved beneficial, as their attorneys swiftly secured over $45,000 in compensation. This included refunds for down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. CALG's advocacy ensured Mr. Zambrano received the support and restitution he deserved after the dealer's prolonged failure to resolve the vehicle issues.

On July 15, 2023, Ms. Nichols purchased a 2023 Mercedes Benz M2CA4G from Mercedes Benz USA. Shortly after, the car experienced issues with the rear cargo door, flooring, windshield, air conditioner, proximity sensors, and starter. Despite multiple repair attempts, the problems persisted, leaving Ms. Nichols without reliable transportation for both work and personal needs. She revoked ownership under the Song-Beverly Act, seeking a refund. Ms. Nichols sought assistance from Consumer Action Law Group (CALG), where attorneys successfully recovered over $90,000. This included refunds for down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. CALG's support provided Ms. Nichols the advocacy and resolution she needed after facing dealer negligence and vehicle defects.

On February 22, 2020, Mr. Alvarez purchased a 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee from La Playita Auto Sales. Immediately after buying it, the car began experiencing mechanical issues, and Mr. Alvarez never received valid registration or license plates. Unable to legally drive the vehicle, he missed important professional and personal engagements. Seeking resolution, Mr. Alvarez sought help from Consumer Action Law Group (CALG). They successfully recovered over $45,000, including refunds for down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. CALG's attorneys exceeded Mr. Alvarez's expectations, providing him with the support and peace of mind he needed throughout the process.

On September 6, 2018, Mr. Maldonado purchased a 2014 Ford Mustang and a service contract that promised to cover all issues. Shortly after, the transmission failed. The dealer directed him to the service contract company, which found the car had extensive modifications, voiding coverage. Mr. Maldonado was unaware of these modifications at purchase, nor were they disclosed. Seeking recourse, he contacted Consumer Action Law Group (CALG). They successfully recovered over $50,000, including refunds for down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. CALG's support helped Mr. Maldonado recover from the dealer's negligence and non-disclosure, providing him with the compensation he deserved.

On October 11, 2023, Maria Guzman bought a 2023 Hyundai Palisade from Lithia Hyundai of Fresno, but soon after, the engine failed after just 335 miles. Repair revealed it needed a completely new engine, delaying repairs for months. This rendered the vehicle unmerchantable and disrupted Ms. Guzman's professional and personal life due to transportation issues and the costs of engine replacement. Seeking help, Ms. Guzman approached Consumer Action Law Group (CALG), who successfully recovered over $50,000. This covered refunds for down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan settlement, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. CALG's support provided Ms. Guzman relief and compensation, ensuring justice after her unfortunate vehicle purchase experience.

In early 2023, Mr. Ayala purchased a 2020 RAM 1500 from Moss Bros CDJRF. Shortly after buying it, issues with the check engine light and a failed water pump emerged. Despite seeking help, the dealer refused assistance. The vehicle's defects violated consumer protection laws, causing Mr. Ayala economic and personal losses, affecting his family and work life. Turning to Consumer Action Law Group (CALG) for help, Mr. Ayala recovered over $60,000. This covered refunds for down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, with adjustments for mileage. CALG's intervention provided Mr. Ayala the justice and compensation he deserved after being mistreated by the dealer.

On November 16, 2020, Mr. and Mrs. Manna bought a 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee from IE Auto Sales, unaware it lacked proper lubrication. Soon after, the engine failed unexpectedly, causing significant economic and personal losses including missed work and events. The dealer offered no assistance. Seeking redress, they contacted Consumer Action Law Group. CALG helped them recover over $50,000, covering down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan repayment, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. This compensation restored their financial balance and provided relief, thanks to the intervention of CALG's attorneys.

In March 2023, Mr. Robbins bought a 2018 Land Rover Range Rover from Envision Auto but wasn’t given a sales contract. Shortly after, the car's low coolant light came on, and the dealer delayed providing the contract until May 2024. By then, the vehicle had multiple coolant leaks, making it unusable. This caused Mr. Robbins financial and personal hardships as he missed work and events due to unreliable transportation. Seeking help, he contacted Consumer Action Law Group, who successfully recovered over $80,000. This covered payments, expenses, loan repayment, and legal fees, except for mileage, restoring Mr. Robbins after the dealer's deception.

In 2022, Consumer Action Law Group handled Ms. Ware's case involving a 2015 Honda Accord purchased from Tricolor California Auto Group on February 15. The car was sold with a clean title and no reported issues, but an appraisal later revealed undisclosed frame damage. This breach of law led Ms. Ware to seek legal assistance. Consumer Action Law Group successfully recovered over $45,000, covering down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket costs, loan settlement, and legal fees, adjusted for mileage. Their intervention provided Ms. Ware relief and ensured justice against deceptive practices, highlighting the importance of legal protection in consumer rights cases.

Consumer Action Law Group achieved significant results for a client in March 2024. Ms. Gutierrez purchased a vehicle from Tejano’s Auto Sales in Turlock, CA on January 4, 2023, unaware it had been in an accident. Shortly after, the car's engine failed, but her service contract was rendered unusable due to a sales contract assignment. Ms. Gutierrez suffered economic and non-economic damages, impacting her work and family life. After seeking help from Consumer Action Law Group, attorneys successfully resolved the issue, securing over $25,000 in compensation. This covered down payments, monthly installments, out-of-pocket expenses, loan payoff, and legal fees, with a deduction for mileage deductions.