Legal Question in Consumer Law in Illinois

Re: Trying to get rid of useless contract

If the product came with a manufacturer's warranty, you may have a cause of action against the manufacturer under a breach of warranty claim. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act protects consumers against these types of situations where the manufacturer is unable to repair a consumer product after a reasonable number of repair attempts. The Magnuson-Moss may help you out in this situation if this product was convered under a warranty and the repairs to the product were performed pursuant to the warranty. The Magnuson-Moss Act is consumer friendly in that it provides that reasonable attorneys would be paid by Manufacturer (defendants) upon plaintiff prevailing in lawsuit. Also, assuming the seller of the product did not disclaim any implied warranties, you can probably also sue the seller under a breach of implied warranty claim under the uniform commercial code (see UCC). Good luck, you can always email me with any further questions.