Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida

Re: Car overheated after service.

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This is a hard matter to prove although providing the paperwork you received stating that the fluids were checked and were "good" will be somewhat persuasive to a court. Whether or not the evidence you have will be enough will be up to the judge to determine. If you can, you should have an expert witness testify on your behalf that the missing fluids were the cause of the problem.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.