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You’ve just driven your car off the lot, and you’re excited about getting on the road. For a while, everything seems to be going great—but then, your car breaks down. You have to return to the dealership, and they fix it. Your new car breaks down again and you’re starting to wonder if you’ve purchased a lemon. You’re finally able to afford that new car and now what are you going to do? Your mind is racing and you’re wondering if the dealership will give your money back or replace your vehicle. Will your state’s lemon laws protect your purchase? How are you going to get back on the road?
At Cali Lemon Lawyers, our Los Angeles lemon law attorneys can ease your worries by initiating and resolving a lemon law claim on your behalf. When working with our experienced team you can feel rest assured that everything will be handled correctly and as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible. All we do is lemon law, so we have what it takes to get the refund you deserve. If your vehicle has a safety issue or other known defect that can’t be repaired, we can put pressure on the manufacturer to set things right.
If you have car problems because you purchased a lemon, we will do everything in our power to get your money back. Contact us now to learn more.
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How Can We Help?
Focused on Lemon LawCali Lemon Lawyers is a full-service law firm that represents clients who have been sold a defective vehicle that qualifies as a lemon. Our services include filing all necessary paperwork on your behalf, investigating the claim and your vehicle, corresponding with the manufacturer to negotiate a refund, and making sure the entire process goes off without a hitch. With a lawyer on your side, you are more likely to be offered fair compensation—plus, you won’t have to worry about handling all the legal procedures on your own.
Why Hire Cali Lemon Lawyers?
We understand that realizing you have purchased a lemon can be an immensely stressful ordeal. Our Los Angeles legal team is helpful, informative, straightforward. We will be there whenever you need us throughout the duration of your case and will handle the legal aspects of your claim. You will always be kept in the loop and up to date on the process. We will never approve anything without your consent.
We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you don’t owe us any legal fees unless we successfully help you obtain a refund. See if you prequalify in five minutes or less!
Contact us online or at (310) 627-2665 to learn more. We speak English, Spanish, and Korean.
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99% Success Rate
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Serving All of California
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Millions Recovered
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Frequently Asked Questions About Lemon Law
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Q:Why would someone need lemon lawyer?
A:Whenever you hire an attorney with experience in lemon law, they will have the knowledge and resources to ensure that you get the justice you deserve. If you have a legitimate case, then hiring a lemon lawyer could cost you nothing because your legal fees may be covered in your manufacturer’s warranty. Lots of Lemon lawyers work on a “fee-shifting” basis, which means you don’t pay them. Instead, after they’ve won your case, they send the bill to the manufacturer, who has to foot the bill for all legal fees incurred. Hiring a lemon attorney could cost you nothing and support your case.
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Q:What are some common cases in Lemon Law?
A:Here a few common cases warranting a lemon lawsuit: defective airbags, molding in the air condition unit, antilock brake failure, transmission failures, body damage, damaged or broken brake pedal causing failure, ineffective or failing seatbelts, malfunctioning electronics and wiring, engine computer not functioning properly, cruise-control malfunctions, engine fire and failure, leaking in the fuel injection system, defects in the fuel line that could create fire and smoke damage, chipping and defective paint, power steering malfunctions, premature wear and tear on the brakes and rotor, steering pull as a result of a malfunction, engine stalling, sudden unintended acceleration.
Certain states only cover certain types of vehicles, like those purchased for personal use and not for a business. Some states consider how much the vehicle weighs and won’t cover certain types. A small number of states have lemon laws that cover used vehicles and some have laws that are ineffective. Some states’ lemon laws apply to other products as well. -
Q:What is protected by Lemon Law?
A:The exact criteria vary from state to state but new vehicle lemon laws require that a manufacturer repurchase a vehicle that has a cogent defect that the manufacturer is unable to repair within a reasonable timeframe. Lemon laws take into consideration the nature of the problem with your vehicle, the number of days that the vehicle is unavailable due to repairing the reoccurring issue, and the number of times vehicle repair was attempted. The manufacturer could be obligated to buy back the defective vehicle if the repairs cannot be completed within the total number of days outlined in your state’s laws.
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Q:Is my used car protected under the Lemon Law?
A:Each state has it’s own statutes detailing the intricacies of their lemon law policies. However, most states consider any vehicle a lemon if the car has a substantial defect, that is covered in the warranty, and occurs within a certain timeframe after the purchase of the vehicle. The vehicle must continue to have the defect after a reasonable number of repairs. If you think you’ve been sold a lemon please take your vehicle for repairs at the dealership where it was purchased because using another mechanic may void the warranty.
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Q:I purchased my used car "as-is," so does Lemon Law protect me?
A:Lemon laws will not protect the buyer of a product purchased without a warranty, like a vehicle purchased “as-is”. However, if you feel you were misled into waiving your warranty then you may still be protected.
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Q:What rights do I have if my dealer or manufacturer knowingly sold me a defective automobile?
A:You have the right to sue your dealer if they weren’t forthcoming about past damages to your vehicle or if they intentionally misled you into purchasing a defective product. If you suspect your dealership or manufacturer of foul play, then speak to a lemon law attorney at once about your case. If your car is considered a lemon, then you are entitled to a vehicle buyback or vehicle replacement.
