Practice Area · California Lemon Law
Bought a lemon? The manufacturer owes you.
We represent consumers whose new or qualifying used vehicles repeatedly fail to conform to the manufacturer's warranty — and we make the manufacturer make it right.
What we pursue
Four ways to make it right.
Under the California Lemon Law (the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act), consumers stuck with defective vehicles have powerful remedies.
Vehicle Buybacks
The manufacturer repurchases your defective vehicle — refunding your down payment, monthly payments, and paying off the loan balance.
Vehicle Replacements
Your defective vehicle is replaced with a comparable new one, so you get what you paid for in the first place.
Cash Settlements
Keep your vehicle and receive monetary compensation for the diminished value caused by its defects.
Manufacturer Warranty Claims
We enforce the manufacturer’s warranty obligations when repeated repair attempts have failed to fix your vehicle.
Do I have a lemon?
Signs your vehicle may qualify.
If any of this sounds familiar, it's worth a free conversation — many consumers don't realize how strong their rights are under California law.
- Your vehicle has been in the repair shop repeatedly for the same problem
- A defect substantially impairs the vehicle’s use, value, or safety
- The manufacturer or dealer has had a reasonable number of repair attempts
- The problems arose during the manufacturer’s warranty period
In many successful California Lemon Law cases, the manufacturer is responsible for paying the consumer's attorney's fees — meaning strong representation may cost you nothing.
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Stop paying for the manufacturer's mistake.
Tell us about your vehicle's repair history in a free consultation — we'll tell you exactly where you stand under the California Lemon Law.