Lemon Law for Consumers

What Are Lemon Laws?

"Lemon Laws" offer consumer protection to buyers of defective cars, trucks, mini vans, suv’s, RV’s, boats and other products. Each state has a different Lemon Law that can be used to help consumers who have purchased ”Lemon” vehicles and products within the boundaries of that state. The federal Lemon Law, also known as the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, gives consumers another option for “coverage” if your state’s Lemon Law does not offer enough protection to provide for a claim. Under either of these laws you could be entitled to a new car, cash settlement, or refund of all or part of your purchase price.

Weisberg & Meyers, LLC will take the manufacturer of your lemon to court and NEVER CHARGE YOU attorney's fees*, win or lose! If you think you have a Lemon, click here for a Free Lemon Law Case Review or for an immediate evaluation, simply fax or e-mail your repair records to 866-773-6152 or help@LemonLawForConsumers.com Our experienced team of Lemon Law lawyers will review your information and records and contact you quickly for a free consultation. The attorneys of Weisberg & Meyers have helped thousands of consumers resolve their lemon law complaints.

Do You Qualify?

Many consumers contact us wanting to know if they “qualify” for a Lemon Law. Each case is so different that a careful review of the repair history of your defective vehicle or product and all other important documents and information is necessary to determine whether or not a Lemon Law claim can be filed on your behalf. The items listed below are a general overview of SOME of the requirements that are met by most cases, though not ALL. If you would like a free review now please call 866-77-LEMON (866-775-3666) or fill out our Free Lemon Law Case Review form, we can let you know fast if you do qualify.

1)To receive a cash settlement, partial or total refund, or a new vehicle or product under the laws, your defective vehicle should have been back to the dealer or repair facility for the same problem, usually at least 3 times under the factory warranty. This number could be less if a serious safety defect is involved and could be more if the defects are minor.

2) The vehicle or product has been at the repair facility for 30+ days during the factory warranty.

3) You have a warranty of some kind, either through the manufacturer, dealer or an outside warranty company.

4) Multiple, documented attempts have been made to repair the problem(s).

5) Your vehicle or product is a 2004 or newer, however USED vehicles that do have the remainder of the manufacturer warranty MAY STILL be covered under the Lemon Laws. A used vehicle that is purchased “Certified Used” could still be covered as well.

If you purchased a used vehicle “as-is” you might not be protected by the Lemon Law, but if you suspect the vehicle may have been sold to you under less than truthful circumstances, the odometer has been set back, or have discovered your vehicle has been in an accident, visit our consumer fraud page to research your rights and fill out our free fraud case review.

Let us review all your information FREE, call 866-77-LEMON (866-775-3666) toll free, fill out our Free Lemon Law Case Review FORM, or fax or e-mail all your repair records to 866-773-6152 or help@LemonLawForConsumers.com

 

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