The "Lemon Law" is not actually just one law, but is instead a series of state and federal laws that apply to and govern the warranties that often accompany the sale of consumer goods to the public. It is applied most often in cases that involve automobiles and other vehicles and thus is commonly referred to as the "Lemon Law".
Each state has its own set of laws applicable to warranties, and these laws uphold the rights of the purchaser or lessee of new and used automobiles in the event the vehicle involved does not operate well during the warranty period. So if your new vehicle is consistently defective (i.e., a 'lemon') despite repeated attempts by the manufacturer / dealer to repair it, then you may be entitled to a buy back or replacement of the defective vehicle.
Each state has its own set of laws applicable to warranties, and these laws uphold the rights of the purchaser or lessee of new and used automobiles in the event the vehicle involved does not operate well during the warranty period. So if your new vehicle is consistently defective (i.e., a 'lemon') despite repeated attempts by the manufacturer / dealer to repair it, then you may be entitled to a buy back or replacement of the defective vehicle.
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Eduardo Aguirre
Nov 26, 2019
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Unless you want docile and confusing lawyers, I would go elsewhere. I pretty much wasted months with this team and with the same information made phone calls to other lawyers that told me they could work with what I had in regards to my lemon and took the case no issue, whereas the Jeffrey/Martin team told me I needed more time and to call them before I took the vehicle in for service (in which case they would never answer their phone).
Long story short, go elsewhere if you want good service.
Long story short, go elsewhere if you want good service.
John Allen
Sep 08, 2019
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