Consumer Warranty Law: 9.7.1 Federal Law Requires Any Remedy Limitation to Be Conspicuous If “Written Warranty” Provided
The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act leaves sellers free to limit warranty remedies for consumer products, but a seller who gives a “written warranty” as defined by the statute must make clear and conspicuous disclosure, in simple and readily understood language, of any limitations on warranty remedies.116 The disclosures must be part of a single document that includes other required information about the warranty.117