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Consumer Vehicle Leasing Survey Details Cost of Vicarious Liability

The Association of Consumer Vehicle Lessors (ACVL) of Nashville, TN has released its "New York Vicarious Liability Survey," which casts an ominous cloud over the future of consumer vehicle leasing in New York State. The survey, conducted in September 2003, details the magnitude and effects of vicarious liability suits against ACVL member companies in New York from Jan. 1, 2000 to June 30, 2003. The results evidence the enormity of the vicarious liability claims filed against New York consumer vehicle lessors and explain why some ACVL member lessors have suspended their leasing programs in New York altogether while others have imposed special fees for leases written in New York.

3 minute read November 01, 2003 at 09:59 AM
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Law.com Staff
Consumer Vehicle Leasing Survey Details Cost of Vicarious Liability

The Association of Consumer Vehicle Lessors (ACVL) of Nashville, TN has released its “New York Vicarious Liability Survey,” which casts an ominous cloud over the future of consumer vehicle leasing in New York State.

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