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1 Consumer Protection lawyers are available in Lincolnwood, Illinois, including Steven Elizer. These lawyers are rated between 3.2/5 to 3.6/5 and 56% provide free consultation.

Steven Elizer

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Steven Elizer

Firm: Elizer Law Group, LLC

7366 N Lincoln Ave Ste 305 , Lincolnwood , Illinois 60712

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Civil Rights, Constitutional , Construction , Consumer Protection, Contracts, Criminal Defense , Debtor/Creditor, Discrimination, Education , Government Contracts, Insurance , Landlord & Tenant, Medical Malpractice, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Personal Injury, Professional Malpractice, Traffic Violations, General Practice, General Practice, General Practice

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Recent Q&As in Illinois (Consumer Protection)

Car under warrantybut can't be fixed | Aug 9, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Illinois I bought a car brand new in 2018. In 2021, the manufacturer sent me a letter saying there was a defect in the AC condenser that could cause it to fail, so they were extending the warranty on that part to 10 years. Over the last 5 years, that part has failed at least 1-2 times every year, resulting in loss of AC. The dealer always covers the replacement cost, but this typically involves leaving my car with them for 3+ days, so I often go without AC for a period of time. I've now given up on the idea that the issue will ever be correctly fixed and plan to get rid of the car. Given that the car is still under warranty, but cannot be fixed for any meaningful amount of time, am I owed any compensation from Honda?
Naively paid deposit on remodel without thorough contract. Contractor avoiding scheduling work. | Jul 27, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Peoria, Illinois, USA My girlfriend's house has some problems that are deteriorating due to moisture damage in the bathroom wall and, separately, presumable moisture damage underneath damaged siding. The bathroom wall is literally crumbling and we have sheeting up with damp rid behind it to try to keep the damage spreading to the bedroom drywall behind the hole in the shower wall. We were anxious to get a contractor to start renovations before things got worse. Two contractors had red flags when we met with them, and the third seemed decent enough. The planned work was quite extensive - several things in the house were poorly done as homemade jobs or else old enough not to be up to modern code. The full plan included replacing the tub and rerouting plumbing to avoid running up the exterior wall, replacing lead pipes in basement, etc. Etc. The contractor procided a list of work of what they intended to do as a justification for their estimate. They said they needed a 50% deposit in order to get us on the schedule, and at the time the schedule was full for the next 3 weeks. We talked it over and paid the deposit. What we didn't do is get a start date before we signed... and now it's been months and my girlfriend is still chasing them to try to set up a phone call to get a start date. We want to ask for our money back, but what we agreed…

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