Is Your Car a Lemon? Get the Compensation You Deserve!
If your car is constantly in the shop for repairs, you may be entitled to a refund, replacement, or compensation under Lemon Law. At Consumer Lemon Law, our experienced attorneys make the process simple and stress-free. Contact us for a free consultation and let us help you get the resolution you deserve!
Welcome to Consumer Lemon Law!
Welcome to Consumer Lemon Law, where we specialize in finding a Lemon Law attorney near you.
Our dedicated team of advocates understands the frustration and complexity that comes with dealing with a lemon vehicle.
We are here to streamline the process, ensuring you find the right Lemon Lawyer in your area,
Our network includes experienced lemon law attorneys who are well-versed in consumer rights and have a track record of successfully resolving lemon car issues.
Reach out to us today to get connected with a lemon law attorney in your area who can review your case.
Simply call us or fill out our online form to start the process.
How Can We Help You?
Free Case Evaluation
Not sure if your car qualifies for Lemon Law protection? We offer a no-obligation consultation to assess your situation and provide clear guidance on your legal options.
Expert Legal Representation
If your case requires legal action, our attorneys will handle everything. From filing claims with manufacturers to representing you in court, we’re here to fight for your rights.
Negotiation with Manufacturers
We work directly with car manufacturers and dealerships to negotiate a fair settlement or replacement for your defective vehicle—often without the need for a lengthy court battle.
Claim Filing & Paperwork
The Lemon Law process involves a lot of paperwork. We’ll manage all the legal documents, submissions, and deadlines, ensuring that your case moves smoothly and efficiently.
Financial Recovery
If your vehicle is deemed a lemon, you may be entitled to a refund, replacement, or compensation for your repair costs, diminished value, and other losses. We work to maximize your recovery.
Peace of Mind
Fighting for your rights as a consumer can be stressful. Let us handle the legal complexities so you can focus on what matters most—getting back on the road with a safe, reliable vehicle.
Ready to get started?
Are State Lemon Laws All The Same?
No, state Lemon Laws are not all the same; they vary significantly from state to state.
Below are some examples on how they vary:
Coverage: While all 50 states have lemon laws for new cars, only a few states extend these protections to used cars like California.
Eligibility Criteria: The criteria for what constitutes a lemon, such as the number of repair attempts or the number of days the vehicle is out of service, differ across states.
Remedies Offered: Compensation in the form of repair, replacement, or monetary compensation can vary.
Federal vs. State Laws: In addition to state-specific lemon laws, there is a federal lemon law, the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, which provides a baseline of protection across the country.
Application to Leased Vehicles: Some states include leased vehicles under their lemon laws, while others do not.
Consumer Lemon Law Basics:
What You Should Know
Definition of a Lemon
A lemon is typically a vehicle or consumer product that has a significant defect covered by a warranty and remains unrepairable after a reasonable number of attempts.
Reasonable Repair Attempts
The law often stipulates what constitutes a reasonable number of repair attempts. For vehicles, this might be a specific number of attempts to fix the same defect or a cumulative number of days the vehicle is out of service due to repairs
The 3 R's
The consumer may be entitled to a repair, replacement, or refund if a product is deemed a lemon. This often includes the cost of the vehicle, taxes, registration fees, and any other consequential expenses.
Federal Lemon Law - Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act
In addition to state laws, the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act also provides protection, ensuring that consumers can enforce their warranty rights.
Arbitration and Legal Action
Some lemon laws require consumers to go through an arbitration process before filing a lawsuit. Others allow direct legal action against the manufacturer or dealer.
