Lemon Law Attorney for Los Angeles, CA

Lemon laws are statutes that provide consumers with legal protection when they purchase a defective vehicle. These laws ensure that if a purchased vehicle has recurring issues that significantly impair its safety, value, or use, the consumer is entitled to a refund, replacement, or compensation from the manufacturer. A lemon law lawyer specializes in representing consumers in these cases, navigating the complex legal landscape to secure their clients’ rights and remedies.

At Westside Law Group, we stand out as a premier choice for individuals seeking expert representation in lemon law matters. Our team of seasoned attorneys possesses extensive experience and a deep understanding of lemon law regulations. We offer dedicated advocacy, personalized attention, and a proven track record of success in securing favorable outcomes for our clients. When facing a lemon law dispute, choose Westside Law Group for unparalleled legal representation and the best chance at achieving a swift and satisfactory resolution.

Continue reading to learn more about our firm and what we can do for you. If you have any additional questions, or if you would like to discuss your case, contact us today for a free consultation.

After an unreasonable number of repairs or an unreasonable amount of time in the shop, a consumer may be entitled to bring a lemon law claim. If you purchased or leased your motor vehicle for personal use in California or Nevada and your car is not operating as promised, you may be entitled to compensation, a buyback/repurchase of your vehicle, and refund of previous payments made.

If you have taken your vehicle for repair to the manufacturer, its agent or authorized dealer, there is a presumption under the Lemon Law that may qualify your vehicle as a lemon.

Under Nevada Lemon Law statute, a person who would like to bring a lemon law claim must report the nonconformities in writing to the manufacturer (a) no later than a 1 (one) year after the delivery of the vehicle to the buyer/lessor or (b) before the expiration of the manufacturer’s express warranties, whichever occurs earlier.

Also, a lemon law claim must be brought within the first 18 months after the date of the original delivery of the motor vehicle to the buyer. If a lemon law claim is not brought within the first 18 months, then you may lose your rights and protections under the Nevada Lemon Laws.

Do you think you are driving a lemon? Please feel free to give Westside Law Group a call or send us an email. We will be happy to provide you with a free consultation to determine whether your vehicle is a lemon.