Express Oil of B'ham, AL Fraudulent Repair Birmingham Alabama

Motion To Dismiss Hearing To Stop Case 
against Express Oilschedule for February
21, 2018 & Proceed To Trialcase# CV-2017-000419.00Louis Russ vs Express OIl
Circuit JudgeJavan J PattonCourtroom 650Jefferson County CourthouseBirmingham, Alabama

The release I signed with Express Oil is not valid because it was based on a fraudulent claim. It is a fraud. Express Oil had falsely claim to have repaired my car and stipulated that they would only give me my car after I signed a release that would make them not responsible if the repair was defective. Not wanting to incur storage charges and hoping that because they were a well knownCompany that they would not perform substandard repair and risk diminishing their reputation.

Theydid on my car five times after I originally signed the release and had pick up the car in an attempt to determine why it was still overheating, despite the fact that claim to have done;however,they were not able to determine what was wrong with car and what they might have done wrong during their alleged repair. It was taken by them to another Express Oil Center who concluded it was a radiator problem. 

Freddie Leonard Crotwell 641 Brandy Dr. Trussville, a certifymechanic,who has been subpoena, evaluated the car performance and came to the conclusion that it was not a radiator problem.  Auto & Electric Inc. 129 3rd Ave N Birmingham, diagnose the engine to be bad & nonfunctioning due to improper repair. They have also been subpoena to testify.

Louis A Russ Jr ,Plantiff
Circuit Judge Javan Patton,case #CV-3017-000419.00Courtroom 650 Jefferson County Courthouse.Respond to Defendant lawyer letter dated 2-14-2018

 
The first release I signed involved improper diagnosis an repairof a fan switch, which caused my car to overheat and blow thehead. Express Oil agreed to give me a $400 coupon to be used on the repair cost of my car. I wanted to take my car to another garage, but Express Oil insisted it would only be valid at an Express Oil Center.They stated that the repair would be $1500;however,when I arrived to pick up the car with my $1100 pymt,the bill had become around $1900.They wanted me to pay anadditional $400 they had added to bill.I decided to file a suit in small claims court alleging that the billhad been inflated.

They agreed to remove the $400.Which meantthey had reduce the bill for an unsatisfactory car repair by $800;however, Carr Allison, their lawyer is misrepresenting the fact &claiming they gave me $1200 of the car.He just perjured himselfin letter on February 14, 2018. I have two certify mechanics that will testify that the car was not properly repaired. The lawyer saidI should have returned the $800 credit that was applied to bill forcar repair work not perform in a satisfactory manner. It was acredit towards a bill that was not valid.