997 PCM Failure
#16
Although you have a good case the issue always winds up to be, just how much money do you truly want to tie up in litigation. Always assume the worst--that they will want to go to trial, and the cost of that PCM suddenly seems dirt cheap. With any decent attorney at $425 an hour, just getting a 'sternly written' letter produced can give you a little better feeling inside, but ultimately only a coordinated attack (i..e, class action) would get their attention. Unfortunately, the number of customers negatively affected with moisture intrusion is so low that you would fail to get enough of a class to make it worthwhile.
The best you can do is to embarrass them on the public forums!
The best you can do is to embarrass them on the public forums!