Len Bellavia explains why the VW/Scout case could reshape the OEM-dealer relationship
Our very own Len Bellavia was a guest on Car Dealership Guy’s Daily Dealer Live on Wednesday, March 4th, to
DealerLaw Featured in NYSADA News on OEM Warranty Practices
DealerLaw Featured in NYSADA News on OEM Warranty Practices DealerLaw founding partner Leonard A. Bellavia, Esq. was recently featured in
Len Bellavia examines legal risks in the Ford Amazon CPO program
As automakers test new retail pathways, franchise dealers are closely monitoring where innovation intersects with franchise law. A key example
Dealer backlash intensifies over OEM association letter to DOJ – Len Bellavia | DealerLaw.com
A recent letter from the Alliance for Automotive Innovation to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has initiated intense backlash within the
Alliance, NADA clash in ‘holy war’ over state franchise laws in Justice Department review
The Alliance for Automotive Innovation has asked the U.S. Department of Justice to examine whether state franchise laws restrict competition
Len Bellavia urges dealers to take action as OEM practices and tariffs threaten profits
As the automotive industry braces for the financial ripple effect of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods, Len Bellavia, founding partner
FTC’s CARS rule dismantled: Attorney Len Bellavia weighs in
In a major victory for car dealers, the U.S. Appeals Court has struck down the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) controversial
Legal expert Len Bellavia urges dealer action against Scout DTC sales
Scout Motors’ decision to bypass Volkswagen stores and sell vehicles directly to consumers has stirred significant concerns in the retail
Automotive News Video: Opportunities in the buy-sell market
Automotive News Video: Opportunities in the buy-sell market Automotive News Executive Editor Jamie Butters, Senior Editor Dan Shine and Leonard
CDK Global to pay $100 million to settle dealership antitrust suit
CDK Global to pay $100 million to settle dealership antitrust suit The proposed settlement, which requires a judge’s approval, avoids