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Lemon Law Blog
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 consumers. However, all state lemon laws center around protecting consumers who inadvertently buy vehicles with repeated, unfixable defects. These laws let customers pursue claims against their lemon vehicle’s manufacturers so they can get compensation for time and money lost because of defects. The
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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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The Texas lemon law protects Texans who inadvertently purchase “lemons;” vehicles with repeated, unfixable problems. The lemon law in Texas
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Porsche Cars North America is recalling more than 100 2018 year model vehicles equipped with faulty brake systems. The manufacturer’s American
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People facing severe financial distress have several debt relief options open to them with bankruptcy often seen as a last resort. Bankruptcy stops
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American Honda Motor Company is recalling more than 400 recently built vehicles containing incorrectly mounted side airbags. The Torrance,
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Motorcycle manufacturer Ducati North America will recall approximately 1,500 recently-built motorcycles equipped with faulty timing chain tensioners.
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