Automobile Dealer Fraud

Our firm pursues a full range of consumer complaints against auto dealers for dealership fraud issues. These include situations where the dealer promises a certain interest rate or financing and then comes back with a higher rate or situations where the dealer does not honor an offered contract ("bait and switch") or over charges you for fees such as tags, tax and title.

You may also be entitled to certain compensation if your car was repossessed and you were not provided the notice to redeem or reclaim your car as provided by law.  You don't have to be subject to the abuses of a dishonest or shady car dealer.

Protecting your rights is important to us. That's the reason we cover all expenses until the end of a case and then we are paid the expenses advanced out of the funds recovered.  If we are unable to recover compensation for you, you do not owe us a fee. This is called a "contingency fee" arrangement.  In some cases, there may be a consumer protection statute that provides for the defendant car dealer to have to pay your attorney's fees.

Attorneys often put up large sums of money on these complex cases in order to hire experts, take depositions, gather evidence and oppose the lawyers of large insurance firms. The attorney you choose must be able to cover the expenses for such battles. Not only does the Law Office of Leslie L. Gladstone, P.A. have the resources, we have the experience, skill and dedication to successfully resolve your case.*

Please visit the Attorneys  section to get to know us personally. Here, you can review our qualifications and experience as well as our values and ideals.

Above all, Contact Us by email advising us of your legal needs and/or call us at (410) 727-2322 to speak with Mr. Gladstone, or our paralegal, James Trautwein, personally.  We look forward to being of assistance to you.

*The costs advanced are reimbursed to the attorney out of the proceeds of the settlement or verdict. If the case is lost (as sometimes does occur), the arrangements for reimbursement of costs advanced by the firm are then payable from the client, which payments can usually be arranged over a period of years. The contingent attorney's fees are based on the amount of the gross recovery or settlement received.