Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida

Re: Fraud?

These are all good responses. In short, you get the protection you make sure you have before you pay money. Use service providers with something to lost if they cheat you.

Re: Fraud?

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File a claim against the insurance that I hope you took out. If not, you can file a complaint with the Miami-Dade County Consumer Advocates Office. They will send out a letter to investigate the situation. If they find wrongdoing, the entity may face serious charges but it may not put any monies in your pocket. Last, you can file suit in the county court small claims division for damages.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Fraud?

tough question. It depends on what the agreement ios between you and the shipper.