How the Lemon Law Works to Protect Consumers

The Lemon Law is a powerful tool designed to protect consumers from defective vehicles. When you buy a new or used car, you expect it to work correctly. However, if your vehicle turns out to be a "lemon," the Lemon Law ensures you receive justice and compensation.

Understanding the Lemon Law

The Lemon Law varies from state to state, but its primary purpose is protecting consumers. In California, the Lemon Law applies to new and used vehicles with a manufacturer's warranty. If your car has significant defects that affect its safety, value, or functionality, and these defects continue after a number of reasonable repair attempts, your vehicle may be considered a lemon.

Steps to take if you have a lemon

• Document the defects: Keep a detailed record of all problems and repair attempts. This includes dates, descriptions of the problems, and communications with the dealer or manufacturer.

• Notify the manufacturer: Before filing a Lemon Law claim, you must give the manufacturer a final opportunity to repair the vehicle. This is often called a "reasonable number of attempts.

• Consult a lemon law attorney: Navigating the Lemon Law process can be complicated. A Lemon Law attorney can guide you to understand better your rights and assist you in taking the necessary steps to file a claim.

How Mobasseri Law Can Help

At Mobasseri Law, we specialize in Lemon Law cases. Our team is dedicated to ensuring that consumers are kept from defective vehicles. We handle all aspects of your Lemon Law claim, from gathering evidence to negotiating with manufacturers. We aim to get you the compensation you deserve, whether it's a refund, a replacement vehicle, or a financial settlement.

Don't let a lemon vehicle disrupt your life. If you believe your car qualifies as a lemon, contact Mobasseri Law today. Our team of experts works tirelessly to protect your rights and ensure you receive justice and compensation.