Lemon Law

The lemon laws that exist in America are state laws. They are in place to protect consumers against cars and household goods that repeatedly fail to meet certain standards of quality and performance. These are called lemons and each state of the US has lemon laws that differ slightly from each other.

If you are one of the many people in the US who have purchased a used car or faulty household item then there are two situations in which you may qualify under lemon law. You may be entitled to compensation for breach of warranty if you have a warranty such as any warranty left from the manufacturer when you purchased your vehicle/goods. The second situation is when there is no manufacturer’s warranty. If you do not have a manufacturer’s warranty you may be entitled to compensation for violations of consumer protection laws that fall outside of the lemon laws.

If your vehicle or product is a lemon, in most of the states you may be sanctioned to your money back or a cash settlement. You can however get a replacement vehicle or product if the defective vehicle or product is not fixed within four attempts.

If you are currently in the position of needing the help of a lemon law attorney but you are unsure about what is involved in the process or you are in need of some guidance about what to do next then get in touch with us here at Legal Angles by filling in our online form and one of our advisors will get back to you.

So what exactly can the experts here at Legal Angles do for you? Our team is made up of highly skilled and trained advisors who have expert and key knowledge in all areas surrounding the lemon laws.

Whatever concern or questions that you have about the implications of lemon law or whatever your situation is surrounding lemon law here at Legal Angles we can help you. Our aim is to provide you with confidential and impartial advice surrounding everything that you could possibly need to know about your rights and where you stand with the rules and restrictions of the lemon law.