RALEIGH — Attorney General Jeff Jackson is suing a Charlotte-area driving instruction business NC Virtual Drivers Ed, LLC and its owner Courtney Elizabeth Brazil, alleging that the defendants charged new drivers and their families for instructions they never provided, misled customers, and refused to give them refunds.
“Young people and their families trusted this business to teach them how to drive,” said Attorney General Jeff Jackson. “Instead, the business took their money and never gave them the lessons they paid for. We’re taking them to court to make sure they can’t do this anymore and to get justice for these families.”
“North Carolinians place their trust in driver education schools to provide quality instruction and prepare new drivers for the responsibilities of operating a vehicle safely. When businesses fail to meet those obligations and violate the standards established to protect consumers, we will take action,” said DMV Commissioner Paul Tine. “We appreciate the partnership of the N.C. Department of Justice in holding accountable those who undermine the integrity of driver education and the trust of the families we serve.”…