Lemon Law Pro
About this service
If you bought or leased a defective vehicle, you may have a lemon law claim. Our California Lemon Law Attorney Team offers free consultations with no upfront fees or costs. We have the experience, resources, and determination to take on major auto manufacturers and fight for the best possible outcome. Whether it’s a car, truck, SUV, motorcycle, RV, trailer, ATV, or boat, we’re here to help. Under California Lemon Law, the manufacturer may be responsible for our attorney fees and costs—meaning you pay nothing unless we win your case. Address: 111 North Market St, Suite 300, San Jose, CA 95113 Phone: +1 (408) 610-3610
San Jose, California, US
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FAQ
Is this a free cosultation?
Yes! Is your car a lemon? Contact us and we can help you.
What qualifies under California Lemon Law?
Generally speaking, if a dealership is unable to repair your car, truck, SUV, RV, 5th wheel, travel trailer, ATV, motorcycle, boat, etc. within a “reasonable” number of repair attempts within the warranty period you may have a claim under the California Lemon Law.
Does the Lemon Law apply to a leased of used vehicle?
Yes. Leased cars as well as certified pre-owned vehicles are afforded the same protection if your vehicle was covered by the original manufacturer warranty.
How is the fee structure arranged if you win or settle the case?
The listing notes that manufacturer fees may be covered and you pay nothing unless we win your case, but no further details are provided.
Are only motor vehicles covered?
No. California Lemon Laws and Federal Lemon Law (Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act) provide laws entitling consumers to compensation from manufacturers for more than just defective automobiles. The Lemon Law also applies to motorhomes, 5th wheels, travel trailers, ATV, motorcycles, boats, jet skis as well as other consumer goods.
Do I have to notify the manufacturer first prior to pursuing a Lemon Law claim?
No. As long as you were going to an authorized dealership to have the warranty work done and you provided them with a reasonable number of repair attempts, the manufacturer does not have to be notified prior to making a Lemon Law claim against them.
Does my vehicle need to be less than 18 months old to qualify under the Lemon Law?
No. As long as the vehicle is being repaired for warranty issues the vehicle may qualify under the law. The Lemon Law may still also apply if the warranty period has expired as long as it had undergone repairs during the warranty period for the same issue.
Does the problem has to be safety related in order to qualify under California Lemon Law?
No. The vehicle must contain a non-conformity covered by the warranty that substantially impairs the vehicle’s use, value or safety to the buyer/lessee. Generally if the vehicle is suffering from a safety related problem fewer repair attempts would be required in order to qualify.
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