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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Our Lemon Law Lawyer has extensive experience with Lemon Law claims. We will work with you and for you through the entire legal process to help you get the compensation you are entitled to under Florida law. All you need to do is contact us.
When you call, you speak directly to a lemon law attorney. No call centers. No referrals. We do the work, and we are accountable.
More than 20 years of experience and thousands of successful lemon law cases across Florida.
Understanding the Florida Lemon Law can be challenging, leading to confusion about Florida’s Lemon Law works. You can get answers now and see if your car qualifies as a lemon by calling trusted FL Lemon Law Lawyer Jonathan Schwartz. Jonathan is an expert Lemon Law attorney for Lee who has successfully processed hundreds of Lemon Law cases in Lee County and other parts of Florida.
We win fair and equitable settlements for people who bought new, defective vehicles in Lee County. There are no out-of-pocket costs for our services. The case evaluation is free, with no obligation. Our fee is deducted from your settlement only if your claim is successful.
If you live in Lee County, any new vehicle purchase from a Florida dealership is covered under Florida’s Lemon Law. This law entitles you to a refund of the vehicle’s purchase price, closing fees and money you spent to try and fix defects. To qualify for a Lee Lemon Law case, you must meet the following criteria:
Florida’s Lemon Law can be easily navigated with the help of our top-rated, experienced Lemon Law Lawyer. We will guide you through the legal process to make sure you receive the best compensation for your lemon vehicle.
What does a Lemon Law Attorney cost?
Consultations are free. Case review is free. You do not pay for legal services unless you receive compensation under the Florida Lemon Law.
Contact us online or call us at 1-855-223-8344 to learn about our fee, charged only if you win.
What vehicles are eligible for lemon law claims?
Only new, previously unowned vehicles purchased or leased directly from a dealer within the last 24 months are eligible for Florida Lemon Law compensation, equal to the full purchase price of the vehicle, including dealership fees.
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 Lemon Law, regardless of where it was purchased.
Can I file my own Lemon Law claim in Florida?
Yes, you can file your own Lemon Law claim under Florida law, but you will need to spend time in 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.
How much can I recover under the Florida 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. In some cases, you may be subject to a Usage Fee for the period when the vehicle operated without trouble.
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.
Have legal questions or need expert advice? Our experienced team is here to help.
