http://www.californiarepossessionlaw.com/ en-us 2007-10-16T10:10:10-08:00 http://www.californiarepossessionlaw.com/2007/10/repossessed_vehicles_settlemen.html We are pleased that a class action settlement against WFS Financial Ltd. was finally approved last week by San Joaquin County Superior Court Judge Carter Holly. The settlement affects persons who vehicles were repossessed and sold by WFS, and... Mark F. Anderson 2007-10-16T10:10:10-08:00 http://www.californiarepossessionlaw.com/2007/09/court_decision_that_owners_hav.html Consumers whose cars are repossessed usually want to get them back. California law has long required the repossessing finance company to give particular disclosures about how to do that in post-repossession notice of intent to dispose (NOIs). In June,... Mark F. Anderson 2007-09-26T10:10:10-08:00 http://www.californiarepossessionlaw.com/2007/07/car_repossessed_you_are_entitl.html Consumers whose cars are repossessed usually want to get them back. California law has long required the repossessing finance company to give particular disclosures about how to do that in post-repossession notice of intent to dispose (NOIs). In June,... Mark F. Anderson 2007-07-09T11:11:11-08:00 http://www.californiarepossessionlaw.com/2007/07/repossessions_are_on_the_rise.html In a recent consumer affairs article, Karen Aho of msn.com, reports an increase in vehicle repossessions. She cites subprime lending, longer loan terms, a rise in negative equity, the general economic downturn and other causes for vehicle defaults. Californians are... Mark F. Anderson 2007-07-05T11:11:11-08:00 http://www.californiarepossessionlaw.com/2007/05/wrongful_repossession_grand_th.html Repossession gives the creditor an important right against default, but wrongful repo is just plain theft. They have to show a valid default in the first place. They have to give notice. And then -- not to overlook the obvious... Mark F. Anderson 2007-05-21T11:11:11-08:00