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Takata Airbag Recall Lawsuits

Takata Corporation knowingly concealed that the airbags they supplied most of the automobile industry were defective and potentially deadly, which has already claimed numerous lives, and resulted in countless other injuries and disfigurements. To settle their case, Takata has agreed to pay criminal fines, compensate victims of the exploding airbags, and help pay automakers to facilitate the largest recall in U.S. History.

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California Lemon Law & Buying “As-Is” Vehicles

Many consumers opt to purchase less expensive used vehicles, and sometimes those vehicles are sold with an “as-is” disclaimer. These “as-is” disclaimers are meant to inform consumers that the vehicle may come with defects or flaws that are the sole responsibility of the buyer.

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10 Day Right to Cancel, Canceled Car Sales, & Auto Fraud

California law allows dealers a 10-day right to cancel window in which they can revoke the sale of a vehicle. This can be frustrating for vehicle buyers who have gone through the long and stressful process of buying a car, truck, motorcycle, or other vehicle. Even though a dealer has a right to that limited window in which they can cancel a sale, they must follow strict regulations so that they are operating in accordance with the law.

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The Dealer Or Manufacturer Said I Don't Have A Case, Is That True?

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Whether intentional or not, dealerships and manufacturers will often mislead a consumer into believing that their vehicle isn't a lemon even though under California Lemon Law, their vehicle qualifies to be repurchased or replaced.

The Law Offices of Robert Mobasseri offer a free consultation to buyers who believe that their vehicle may be a lemon. To get started, either fill out our FREE case evaluation form or call us at (213) 282-2000 and we will be happy to help you see if you might have a claim under the California Lemon Law, The Federal Lemon Law or any of the other Consumer Protection Laws that the dealership or manufacturer may have broken

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What If A Repair Record Doesn't Show That A Problem Was Found?

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Just because a repair record doesn't show that a service technician found the problem that you brought the vehicle in for, doesn't mean that the problem doesn't exist, or that your vehicle isn't a lemon. While the mechanic may have simply missed or overlooked the defect, sometimes a certain make or model may suffer from a known uniform problem that the dealership's service department does not yet officially recognize exists because manufacturer has yet to discover a "fix" or redesign for the vehicle's defect. Instead, the service writer may write "could not duplicate" or "vehicle operating as designed" and allow you to drive away with a potentially dangerous vehicle.

Each repair order for your vehicle often has multiple copies generated for different departments. While the consumer should always get a copy for their records, the "Customer's Copy" is usually only a summation of the complaint, and the what work was performed to the vehicle for concerns that were verified . In addition to the customer's copy is an internal "Hard Copy" that contains the mechanic's notes and observations for each repair that is not shared with the customer. The mechanic's notes may show considerably more than the customer's copy and as a Lemon law Trial Law Firm, we will not hesitate to subpoena these Hard Copies to see what concerns were discovered on your vehicle and what work was actually performed.

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California Lemon Law

The California Lemon Law (Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act) protects consumers from being stuck with a defective vehicle if, under the original warranty, a manufacturer extended warranty (Certified Vehicles,) or a dealer warranty, the manufacturer or dealership cannot repair a defect or malfunction that substantially affects the vehicle's use, value or safety within a reasonable number of repair attempts.

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California Dealer Fraud, Repair Fraud and Lemon Law Lawyers

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California Dealer Fraud, Repair Fraud and Lemon Law Lawyers

The Law Offices of Robert B. Mobasseri represent consumers in the legal areas of California Lemon Law, Federal Lemon Law, and Consumer Law including Auto Fraud, Dealer Fraud and Repair Fraud.

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