Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Wisconsin

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I recently took training from Schneider Trucking to acquire a CDL. Part of the training requires practice on a computerized simulator which Schneider is aware can have bad effects on the trainees and thereby affect their ability to perform the required exercises in the truck. They do not disclose this to the trainees beforehand. I did not make it through the training and I feel this was the reason. Am I still required to pay Schneider for the trianing even though there was an undisclosed condition relating to the trainingt that basically removed the value of the contract for me?


Asked on 10/20/07, 7:05 am

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Jeffrey Murrell Law Office of Jeffrey L. Murrell

Re: Contracts

Can you prove to any degree that the training was defective? I realize that I'm supposed to be answering questions here (and not asking them), but absent any other factors that would make your agreement with Schneider unenforceable (illusory terms, unconscionable terms, etc.), you’re probably stuck with the bill if you can’t show that the test was defective and that the defect caused you to fail unfairly.

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Answered on 10/20/07, 11:03 am


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