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Lemon Law Blog
It has already been a big year for recalls. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has logged a record 11.6 million vehicle recalls in the first quarter alone. Two of the recalls involve over six million Ford vehicles, total. Over 4.3 million vehicles were affected by an electrical system problem, and over 1.7 million were affected by rearview camera failures. The electrical problem can cause loss of trailer brakes, turn
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You’re in the thick of a lemon law claim, and you’re asked by your lemon law attorney what form of compensation you want when you win. Maybe you
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When you think of lemon law cases, your mind might go to engine defects, brake problems, or some other physical part that can’t be fixed.
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It can get confusing, wondering if a recall on your vehicle gives you automatic recourse to filing a lemon law claim. We’ll give you the short
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Often on this blog we discuss how to get to the buyback phase, the steps involved to get compensation for your defective vehicle. There are other
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With all the moving parts in a lemon law claim, the major one that you’re likely focused on is the form of compensation you get. Usually there are
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Most people are familiar with buying a car privately or at a dealer. They’re usually also acquainted with how you can lease a car not only for the
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As with many other industries, the legal profession is increasingly using AI tools to improve workflows and simplify lengthy tasks or tasks that
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People search it online all the time: Which cars get the most lemon law complaints? People want to know so they can avoid these vehicles, or if they
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It’s interesting how things come full circle. Back in the 1970s, GM’s unreliable vehicles actually helped spur the creation of state lemon laws.
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