Perspective
Jan. 11, 2012
Reconciling Song-Beverly and commercial warranty provisions
Navigating the law to best protect consumers in breach of implied warranty claims. By Janine Schwerter and Saleem Erakat of Snell & Wilmer LLP
In a breach of warranty claim, the California Commercial Code and the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act work in conjunction to provide relief to California's consumers. Originally, only the Commercial Code covered causes of action for breach of warranty. The Consumer Warranty Act was later enacted to add additional rights and provisions for breach of warranty claims. The Act extended protection to purchasers of consumer ...
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