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Lemon Law Blog
Texans drive more than almost anyone else in America, whether across the state’s vast open highways or through the congested streets of its many cities. Texans purchase thousands of vehicles every year. Unfortunately for them, many of those vehicles don’t perform as expected. Many of those vehicles leave the factory with unfixable problems; these vehicles are often called “lemons.” Texans who unknowingly purchase or lease lemon vehicles
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2019 GMC Sierra owners should keep tabs on a class action lawsuit working its way through the court system. The lawsuit, Duffy v. General Motors, Inc.
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Foreclosure is the process by which a mortgage holder obtains legal title to your home when you have failed to make monthly payments when due. In
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Surprise automotive repairs can ruin your day, but repeated, unfixable problems with your brand-new vehicle can ruin more than just one day. A lemon
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Sudden, unforeseen problems cropping up shortly after purchasing a new vehicle can dishearten anyone. Fewer things are more frustrating than driving
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State lemon laws differ slightly in every state in many ways, including how they work, what problems they cover and how long they can protect
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A consumer thinking about filing a lemon law claim against their vehicle’s manufacturer has many options before them, including representing
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A Contra Costa, California jury awarded $21.4 million in damages on March 29, 2019 to the families of two brothers who died of cancer following their
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Many consumers don’t understand exactly how California’s lemon laws work even after their vehicle begins showing signs of repeated, unrepairable
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Texas consumers who buy vehicles in state are protected by both the Texas lemon law at the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. Both differ slightly,
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