Class action lawsuit filed against Wyatts Towing over allegations of predatory towing

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The Colorado Attorney General continues to investigate Wyatts Towing as the company now faces more legal issues.

The lawsuit says Wyatts Towing is making"tens of millions of dollars annually by unlawfully towing thousands of vehicles across the state."DENVER — A class action lawsuit against Wyatts Towing and its parent company, Towing Holdings LLC, claims the company is failing to follow the state's

Chiriboga-Flor said the legal nonprofit filed a class action lawsuit against Wyatts Towing and its parent company, saying they're raking in"tens of millions of dollars annually by unlawfully towing thousands of vehicles across the state". Chiriboga-Flor said How wasn't given 24 hours' notice, wasn't in a reserved spot and Wyatts hadn't been able to provide pictures of the tow — in violation of the towing bill of rights. And yet, court records say it cost How nearly $387.18 to get her car back.

"We've seen in the past, a lot of companies don't do what's right until they're forced to do that. And unfortunately, we've had to take this step," she said.

 

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