By: Denise Branch
Injured workers can not only create scheduling and coverage headaches, they can create costly worker’s compensation and litigation claims against the dealership. To ensure that injury costs are controlled and mitigated dealers must have an established and known...
Florida’s Attorney General is Claiming Violations of Laws Regarding Dealer Advertising
Written by Bass Sox Mercer on . Posted in 2024, Compliance.
By Micah A. Andrews
Experienced dealers are aware of the pitfalls that can result from a failure to monitor advertising and pricing disclosures to ensure compliance with applicable law. This practice is important for avoiding costly consumer disputes as well as Federal or State enforcement...
New York’s EV Policies
Written by Bass Sox Mercer on . Posted in 2024, Compliance.
By Savannah N. Criado
Starting in 2025, New York’s heavy-duty trucking industry could be impacted by New York’s adoption of the regulations enacted by the California Air Resources Board (“CARB”). In particular, New York’s legislature has adopted CARB’s Advanced Clean Truck regulations...
Corporate Transparency Act – Required Federal Filings
Written by admin on . Posted in 2024, Compliance.
By Logan S. Parker
The Corporate Transparency Act (the “CTA”) became law on January 1, 2021. The CTA requires all business entities to electronically file a beneficial owners information report (a “BOI Report”) with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (“FinCEN”), unless an exemption...
Telephone Consumer Protection Act
Written by admin on . Posted in 2022, Compliance, Newsletter.
By: Danielle M. Roth
Per the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), dealership business development centers (BDC) are considered telemarketers.1 In an effort to address a growing number of telephone marketing calls, Congress enacted the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) in 1991. The...