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Step 1: Start with a Free Case Review
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.
Step 2: We Handle the Legal Work
If your vehicle qualifies, we take it from there. Our team prepares the paperwork, files the claim, and deals directly with the manufacturer. You don’t pay us. The manufacturer does.
Step 3: Turn in Your Lemon and Get Compensated
Once the case is approved, you’ll return your defective vehicle and get a refund, a replacement, or a cash settlement. We’ll help you figure out the best option for you.
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Your Lemon Law Rights
Why Choose Us?
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:
- You purchased or leased a new vehicle within the last 24 months.
- Your vehicle required three or more dealership visits for the same issue.
- Your vehicle spent at least 30 calendar days at the dealership for repairs.
Lemon Law specifics differ slightly between New York, Florida, and Georgia, 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
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Frequently Asked Questions
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.
Only new, previously unowned vehicles purchased or leased directly from a dealer within the last 24 months are eligible for Lemon Law compensation in Florida and Georgia. The settlement is equal to the full purchase price of the vehicle, including dealership fees and closing costs, minus standard depreciation.
To qualify as a lemon, a vehicle must be less than 24 months old, spend 30 or more days in service at a dealership or require 3 or more visits to the dealership to repair the same problem.
You may not file a claim for a used vehicle under the Florida or Georgia Lemon Law, regardless of where it was purchased.
Yes, you can file your own Lemon Law claim in Georgia or Florida, 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.
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:
- Your full down payment
- All monthly payments for the vehicle
- Taxes related to the purchase
- Finance charges
- A pro-rated portion of your Registration fee
In addition, you may receive compensation for the following:
- Towing fees
- Service costs, including parts
- Car rental fees
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.
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