Lemon Law Blog

Flooded Cars Hit California Vehicle Markets
In the wake of the flood-water last hurricane season in Houston and Florida, more waterlogged cars are ending up on California roadway than in years past. The trickle-down effect after a major flood can last for years. Think you have a lemon, click here to fill out a 60 second form. Facts from the California Bureau of Automotive Repair say the recent floods raise the need to stay informed about safety hazards associated with flood-damaged Read More...

Unmarked Cars Added to Louisiana Police Vehicle Cache
In February, Louisiana State Police announced via social media that their officers would be driving Dodge Chargers in multiple variations, including Read More...

U.S. Possibly to Pull Out of a Key Trade Deal
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), a long-standing partnership between the United States, Canada, and Mexico, commenced bilateral trade Read More...

Flooded Vehicles Hit Pennsylvania Markets
Pennsylvania ranked third in the United States when it comes to the amount of previously flooded cars it has on the road, reports WPXI 11. Think you Read More...

California Ranks Highly for Highway, Vehicle Safety
A recent report by the Advocates for Highway & Auto Safety, reveals California has 10 out of 16 highway safety laws needed to help prevent Read More...

New App Helps Indiana Drivers Stay Safe
The Indiana State Police, along with the Indiana Management and Performance Hub have joined forces to create an innovative tool designed to reduce Read More...

Manhole Fires Burn Two NYC Cars
An underground explosion resulted in a couple of cars busting into flames and burning in manhole fires within blocks of each in New York City, Read More...

Alleged Minn. Car Thief Nabbed After Calling Owner
A thief who stole a woman's car outside of a Minneapolis Walmart later called the owner because he could not get the car to start, according to a Read More...

Louisiana Car Insurance Rates to Increase Again
Louisiana drivers already deal with some of the highest rates in the United States, and an announcement on Feb. 20, 2018, let them know that the Read More...

Indiana Lawmakers Put Brakes on Car Subscription
Automotive subscription is simply paying a car manufacturer a flat fee every month for the opportunity to drive a new car every 30 days. Automakers Read More...