Lemon Law Blog

Lemon Law For Cars – Tips To Hire The Right Attorney
Driving your vehicle to and from work or handling daily errands should not be a cause for stress. It should be simple enough to head out, turn the key and get on the road with a reliably running vehicle. However, if you have recently purchased a new vehicle from a dealership in Texas and that vehicle is not performing as expected, you may be saddled with a lemon. There is a law that protects vehicle owners in these cases - the Texas Lemon Law. Read More...

What Happens After A Lemon Law Buyback?
A defective vehicle that can't be fixed despite multiple repair attempts and that has a defect that only puts the driver at risk but also decreases Read More...

More Texas Car Owners Rely on Lemon Law Rights
Purchasing a new vehicle is a study of reviews, features, prices and budget constraints. A vehicle buyer in Texas that agrees to a purchase and Read More...

Top Five Tips For Buying A New Car
While it may seem like a fun idea if you have money in the bank (or even if you don't, really), car shopping is not a good idea if you don't know Read More...

Five Reasons Why You Need A Lemon Law Attorney
The good news about being a Texas vehicle owner is that, in the case the car is a lemon, there is a specific law intended to protect your rights. The Read More...

How The Lemon Law Can Help You Today
Every year thousands of Americans encounter a nightmare scenario: they buy a brand-new vehicle after months of shopping and comparing deals only to Read More...

Does the Lemon Law Apply to the Purchase of All Vehicles?
American car consumers, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, inadvertently purchase 150,000 vehicles every year with Read More...

What to Do When a Car Dealer Rips You Off
There can be many reasons to sue a car dealership when you feel like you’ve been ripped off or that the salesperson took advantage of you. Maybe Read More...

Why Do People Buy Lemon Law Buybacks?
The Texas Lemon Law protects auto owners. In the case of a significant defect that endangers the driver and impacts vehicle value, which crops up Read More...

How Lemon Rules Can Affect Your Claim
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates 150,000 vehicles sold every year in the United States contain repeating, unfixable Read More...