Get Compensation for your Defective Vehicle
If you have a vehicle that has problems or has been into the dealership for more then 15 days you may have a state lemon law case. We have represented numerous individuals against vehicle manufacturers, and car dealerships who have sold our clients’ lemon vehicles.
Getting compensated for the purchase of your defective vehicle begins with a free case review.
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Send us your vehicle details like the make, model, year, and what problems you’ve been dealing with. We’ll review everything and let you know if it qualifies under the Lemon Law.
We resolve Lemon Law claims quickly to secure the maximum settlement amount for you.
With 25+ years of lemon law experience-including prior representation of Big Three auto manufacturers – we bring deep industry insight to building strong case files and advocating for the best possible outcome for clients.
With federal and state lemon laws on your side, you shouldn’t pay a dime unless you win. Our firm has helped tens of thousands of clients get the justice and compensation they deserve, all without any upfront cost. We only get paid if you win. Your victory comes first.
We’re passionate about helping consumers get the compensation they deserve, dedicating our careers to standing up for the everyday person. There’s nothing more rewarding than winning justice for those who need it most.
Our attorneys’ expertise in state lemon laws has helped clients secure thousands of settlements. With hundreds of 5-star reviews, we negotiate effectively, often resolving cases before they ever reach court. In many states, manufacturers may be required to cover your attorney fees.
If your new vehicle has become a constant source of frustration, the Lemon Law protects your rights. You may qualify for a vehicle replacement or full refund if:
Lemon Law specifics differ slightly between Florida and New York, but these core criteria apply in all states. Our experienced Lemon Law attorneys offer a free case evaluation, and there’s no fee unless we win your claim. Stop losing time and money on that lemon.
Contact us today, and let us help you get behind the wheel of a vehicle you’ll truly love
What qualifies as a lemon?
A vehicle is considered a lemon when it has a recurring defect that isn’t repaired after a reasonable number of attempts, typically while under the manufacturer’s warranty. What qualifies as “reasonable” varies by state but often includes repeated repairs for the same problem, lengthy time in the shop, or defects that create serious safety risks.
What vehicles are eligible for Lemon Law claims?
Lemon Laws generally apply to new passenger vehicles. Cars, trucks, and SUVs, even leased or used vehicles still under the original warranty. Because coverage varies by state, having experienced legal guidance is key to understanding your rights.
Are leased vehicles eligible?
Yes, leased vehicles can often be covered under Lemon Law, as long as they meet the state’s criteria for defects and repair attempts. Keeping detailed records of all problems and repairs is essential, as strong documentation is the key to a successful claim.
How does the claim process work?
Once you’ve documented the defect and repair attempts, the next step is to formally notify the manufacturer and give them a chance to resolve the issue. If the problem continues, you may need to pursue arbitration or court action. Because the process varies by state, it’s wise to consult a lawyer early on.
How much can I recover under the Lemon Law?
Lemon Law compensation varies from case to case, depending on the circumstances of the claim. The ideal outcome is a Lemon Buyback, in which the manufacturer repurchases the vehicle from you. In a Lemon Buyback, you receive the following compensation:
In addition, you may receive compensation for the following:
The manufacturer will also pay off the balance of your loan and discharge it. There is a standard depreciation deduction for your use of the vehicle. Depreciation is calculated based on mileage when you first brought the vehicle in to repair a defect.
You can also negotiate with the manufacturer to replace your lemon with another vehicle of equivalent or lesser value, essentially swapping your defective vehicle for one that works.
Can I file my own Lemon Law claim?
Yes, you can file your own Lemon Law claim in Florida or New York, but you will need to spend time communicating with the courts, provide full documentation of your claim and potentially argue for your rights against an experienced, well-paid attorney representing the vehicle’s manufacturer. At any point in the process, your claim could be denied. With a single call to 1-855-223-8344, you can find out if you are eligible for compensation and start the claim process with no risk and no charge to you unless you win your case.
What does a Lemon Law Attorney cost?
Consultations are free. Case review is free. There is no out-of-pocket cost for legal services unless you receive a settlement.
Contact us online or call us at 1-855-223-8344 to learn about our fee, charged only if you win.
Have legal questions or need expert advice? Our experienced team is here to help.
Have legal questions or need expert advice? Our experienced team is here to help.
