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Why Judge Kent Compton’s Disqualification Was Necessary—and Why It Became Effective Before His January Recusal
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The Spring That Should Never Have Been Sprung
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How a Warranty Repair Became My Bill - After the Fact?
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When Small Claims Court Stops Being Small: Judge Kenneth Compton's Handling of Gaeto's Automotive Warranty Case
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This Case Should not be Terminated on Technical Grounds
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Wake Up, Judge Patrick Moore
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In the County Court of the Sixth Judicial Circuit in and for Pasco County, Florida
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Understanding the Legislative Intent of the Florida Motor Vehicle Repair Act
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The Court’s Duty to Interpret the Florida Motor Vehicle Repair Act in Favor of the Consumer: Implications in Pasco County Court Case
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Why Holding Multiple Motion Hearings the Morning of Trial Prejudices a Pro Se Litigant: The Case of Anthony Gaeto v. Mercedes-Benz USA
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Pasco County Small Claims Court - Mercedes Bez v. Anthony Gaeto
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A comparison of income and gross annual sales per second, minute, hour, day, and year for:
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Can a Car Manufacturer Call a Renewable Battery Warranty an “8-Year/100,000-Mile” Warranty?
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When Car Warranties Are Vague, the Law Holds the Manufacturer Accountable
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Holding Manufacturers Accountable: Warranty Denials Must Be Based on Proven Lack of Maintenance
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Legal Turmoil in Pasco County: Pro Se Litigant Seeks Sanctions Against Mercedes-Benz USA Over Warranty Dispute
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Pasco County Small Claims Dispute Sparks Legal Controversy Over Misuse of Circuit Court Rules
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Mercedes-Benz Dealership and Manufacturer Face Breach of Contract Hearing Over Denied EV Battery Warranty
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Pro Se Victory: Rare Judge Disqualification in Mercedes-Benz of Wesley Chapel vs. Anthony Gaeto Small Claims Court Case (Denied Electric-Drive Battery Warranty)