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VALLI v. AVIS BUDGET RENTAL CAR GROUP, LLC et al
Case Number:
2:14-cv-06072
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Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
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Firms
- Burns & Levinson
- Holland & Knight
- Kaplan Fox
- Law Offices of Sheryl Mintz Goski
- Pinilis Halpern
- Reed Smith
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July 02, 2019
Avis Drivers Seek Cert. In Suit Over Traffic Fine Charges
Two rental car drivers asked a New Jersey federal judge Monday to certify a class of drivers who say Avis Budget Rental Car Group Inc. charged them for alleged traffic violations without giving them a chance to challenge the fines and levied undisclosed administrative fees.
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May 11, 2017
Avis Must Face Drivers' Suit Over Charges For Traffic Fines
Avis Budget Rental Car Group Inc. can't escape consumers' allegations that it automatically charges them for traffic violations without a chance to challenge the fines, a New Jersey federal judge ruled on Wednesday, finding that its rental agreements failed to properly disclose this policy.
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October 06, 2014
Avis Accused Of Denying Drivers Chance To Contest Tickets
Avis Budget Rental Car Group LLC indiscriminately charged drivers for traffic tickets they incurred while renting Avis vehicles, without providing renters an opportunity to protest them, according to a nationwide class action filed in New Jersey federal court.