Lemon Law Blog

How Lemon Law Applies to Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) Vehicles
Buying a certified pre-owned vehicle normally would provide a person a certain amount of peace of mind. You almost always get the remainder of the original manufacturer’s warranty, and a new CPO warranty, which is often 12 months/12,000 miles, which begins the day you buy the car, or the day the original manufacturer’s warranty runs out. So what could go wrong? A lot. The variables and complexities involved in CPO vehicles and lemon laws can Read More...

How to Spot a Lemon Before You Buy: A Lawyer’s Checklist?
When you read our blog, you’ll see we cover multiple aspects of lemon law. But what about trying to avoid buying a defective car in the first place? Read More...

How Lemon Law Applies to Subscription-Based Vehicle Ownership Models
If you follow our blog, you’ll see we’ve tackled a number of gray area lemon law topics. The main principle is always: that to qualify as a lemon, Read More...

Lemon Law for Commercial Drivers: What Owner-Operators Should Know
You may have heard that it’s harder for owner-operators to make lemon law claims. That can be true due to how lemon laws are structured more Read More...

Can You Cancel a Car Loan After a Lemon Law Win? What Happens to Your Financing?
Each person who is searching for lemon law information is in a different phase in the process; from making initial inquiries to wondering what to do Read More...

Lemon Law for Hybrids: Are They Treated the Same as Gas-Powered Cars?
You bought a hybrid vehicle because it seemed the best choice so you could get the benefits of both a gas-powered and electric car. All seemed well Read More...

Can a Lemon Law Lawyer Help After Your Car Was Repaired but Still Faulty?
Has your vehicle experienced problems, so much so, that you’ve taken it in to be repaired several times, and the dealer can’t seem to fix it? The Read More...

How Lemon Law Attorneys Prove “Unreasonable Repair Attempts” in Court
When pursuing a lemon law claim, you may have heard that each state prescribes a certain number of “reasonable repair attempts” so the Read More...

GM’s Electrical System Failures: When a Malfunction Becomes a Breach of Warranty
As today’s vehicles get ever more complex, they rely much more on electrical systems for nearly all their components. This range of systems, then, Read More...

Tesla’s Software Recall Strategy: Does a Digital Fix Count Under Lemon Law?
Many capabilities of today’s vehicles are tied to software. When a problem occurs with one of these systems, it is becoming increasingly common to Read More...