The Best Consumer Rights Sites in the World

In the entire world, only two law firms have a web site or blog that has been named one of the Top 21 Consumer Rights Information Sites. We're one of them and proud of the years of hard work that got us there.

We are pleased to announce that our site has been recognized as one of the Top 21 Consumer Rights Information (Internet and Blog) Sites in the World. Out of this "best of the best" group, only 14 are based in the US and only two law firm sites made the list. To see the Top 21 List click here.

Editors from KwikMed gathered a specialist panel of judges who scoured the internet and reviewed web sites from across the internet, all around the world, before hand picking the very best for each category. KwikMed has been featured and quoted in The Wall Street Journal, US News, Fortune Magazine, USA Today, The New York Times and other publications.

The Ohio Lemon Law Blog, now renamed to Consumer Rights Law Blog, was singled out by the judges as being "a real contribution to the consumer rights" of individuals everywhere with a unique perspective and contribution that lets readers know their rights under the law.

As good as it feels to know our work is recognized for its quality and informative information that helps consumers protect themselves, it feels even better when we help our individual clients solve a problem, one on one. It's what we do. Everyday.

About 107,000 of the Grand Cherokees are under investigation. Chrysler isn't giving any explanation for the power steering fluid hose leaks yet but since a fire can erupt from the leak, the danger is extremely serious for Jeep Cherokee owners. The two best-selling vehicles made by Chrysler are being investigated for safety defects.

Turns out there is a danger that the rear wheels can lock up in the 2009 Dodge Ram pickup truck and the 2010 Dodge Ram pickup truck. Obviously, that won't be good news while you are driving down the road.
As for the 2012 Grand Cherokee, power steering fluid hoses can leak and that can lead to engine fires.

About 230,000 Ram pickup trucks are involved in the safety investigation. Federal safety investigators report that gears that let the wheels turn at different speeds can fail and that can lock the wheels entirely, even if the truck is moving at the time the gears fail. That can lead to the drive shaft coming loose and that, in turn, can puncture the gas tank. It's a serious problem for Ram truck owners.

If you've got one of these potential deadly defect lemons, you may want to contact your dealer at the first sign of any trouble.

Have a great Fourth of July week.