Click on the following topics for more information:
- Auto Dealer Fraud (includes "yo-yo sales"/spot delivery, failure to disclose damage, failure to deliver title)
- Lemon Law (applies to new vehicles only)
- Motor Vehicle Repairs
- Odometer Fraud
- Used Vehicle Problems (ex: failure to disclose damage, vehicle service contract repairs)
Need a copy of your vehicle's title history? Carfax and Autocheck provide some information but the state Division of Motor Vehicles or equivalent agency has the official and most complete history of your vehicle's title transfers and designations. The vehicle title history can be an essential document in properly evaluating and investigating any potential claims you have regarding your vehicle. Click here to download the form to request a copy of the official NC DMV title history for your vehicle.
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Here are a few results obtained by John O'Neal for clients with vehicle issues...
Car Law---Motor Vehicle Repair Act---Loss of Use--Insurance Company
A woman's vehicle was damaged in a collision caused by another vehicle. The adverse party's insurance company paid for repairs to the woman's vehicle but there were major problems with the repairs performed by a local body shop. The case was resolved prior to the filing of a lawsuit when the insurance company and body shop combined to pay the woman fair market value for her vehicle and reimburse her for loss of use of her vehicle.
Car Law--Failure to Disclose Salvage Condition of Vehicle--Fraud
A client purchased a vehicle from a seller who failed to disclose that the vehicle had been declared a total loss due to a collision. The seller had actual knowledge of the vehicle's salvage condition prior to and at the time he sold it to the client. The O'Neal Law Office secured a settlement prior to filing a civil lawsuit.
Car Law---Motor Vehicle Repair Act---Wrongful Possession--Claimed Mechanic's Lien--Breach of Contract
A woman's vehicle was involved in a wreck causing substantial physical damage to the vehicle. She took her vehicle to a local body shop for repairs and then became embroiled in a dispute regarding the repairs. In the midst of this dispute the woman's financial institution intervened and removed the vehicle from the body shop's premises which further complicated matters. The O'Neal Law Office has filed suit in Superior Court for breach of contract, unfair and deceptive trade practices, conversion, wrongful interference of contract, and other claims.
Click here to view more Client Results for vehicle issue clients of Attorney John O'Neal
The O'Neal Law Office has served clients across the state of North Carolina including but not limited to Ahoskie, Asheboro, Boiling Springs, Burlington, Chapel Hill, Charlotte, Durham, Eden, Forest City, Graham, Greensboro, Greenville, Hamlet, Hickory, High Point, Hillsborough, Hubert, Jamestown, Lawndale, Kernersville, Kinston, LaGrange, Laurinburg, Lexington, Lincolnton, Lumberton, Maiden, Manteo, Marion, Morehead City, Morrisville, Nashville, New Bern, Newton, Pelham, Raleigh, Reidsville, Rockingham, Rocky Mount, Rutherfordton, Salisbury, Snow Hill, Statesville, Tarboro, Taylorsville, Thomasville, Trenton, Wadesboro, Wilmington, Wilson, and Winston-Salem.
O'Neal Law Office
7 Battleground Court
Suite 212
Greensboro, NC 27408
Phone: 336-510-7904
Fax: 336-510-7965
