Notice of Pending Lemon, 2022 Maverick - CA

[catshreds]

(Regarding the Picture) Meanwhile at Costco Honolulu…..

Chicken Spam.....nuthin' but peckers and lips!

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[BuddyS]

Bottom feeder law firm trolling for clients...

 

[Oscarcat]

Received this letter via US Postal Mail on 01 Aug 2023.

Thought readers may find it interesting.

I'm in CA too. At the bottom it is signed "Prestige Legal Solutions, Attorney Advertisement". Reads like a solicitation, they are trying to gin up customers. Frankly, my '22 2.0 EB has none of those issues - just a rumble in the dash over poor surfaces and deceitful dealers.

 

[BoskoPColtrane]

Received this letter via US Postal Mail on 01 Aug 2023.

Thought readers may find it interesting.

Haha. These guys look dedicated to handling all the frivolous law suits that can.

 

[JokingJ]

I'm in CA too. At the bottom it is signed "Prestige Legal Solutions, Attorney Advertisement". Reads like a solicitation, they are trying to gin up customers.

It's definitely just a solicitation, but that doesn't mean it's good news (or even no news at all). Big law firms only start reaching out to people like this when they're trying to put together a class action, and they only go through the hassle of that when they have reason to believe doing so is worthwhile (i.e. they'll win, make a bunch in fees, and pass the scraps onto the class action group of plaintiffs).

So while it could well be frivolous junk, it could also be the start of something much more unpleasant for lots of Maverick owners...

 

[Bj517]

I'm in CA too. At the bottom it is signed "Prestige Legal Solutions, Attorney Advertisement". Reads like a solicitation, they are trying to gin up customers. Frankly, my '22 2.0 EB has none of those issues - just a rumble in the dash over poor surfaces and deceitful dealers.

It's clearly just attorney spam mail that they probably send to every new car buyer whose mailing address they can get ahold of

 

[Bj517]

It's definitely just a solicitation, but that doesn't mean it's good news (or even no news at all). Big law firms only start reaching out to people like this when they're trying to put together a class action, and they only go through the hassle of that when they have reason to believe doing so is worthwhile (i.e. they'll win, make a bunch in fees, and pass the scraps onto the class action group of plaintiffs).

So while it could well be frivolous junk, it could also be the start of something much more unpleasant for lots of Maverick owners...

I wouldn't be concerned. This is hardly a "big" firm - they have three whole attorneys. And nothing on their website indicates they handle class actions. I highly doubt they know more about Mavericks than anyone else.

Much more likely, they just spam out these scary letters to everyone who registers a new car in the state in the hopes that the few who have issues will contact them with a potential lemon claim.

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