Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida

Re: Fallen Truck

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You are entitled to have your vehicle repaired fully. You do not have any entitlement to profit from the error of the dealer.

If you fear that there may be more damage than the dealer has advised, then take it to a body shop that you trust and have them look at the vehicle for you. You may also be able to have your insurance adjustor look at your truck as a service to you.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Fallen Truck

you are entitled to the cost of repair, the value of a rental while it is being repaired, and the value the truck has lost because it has been damaged.