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Over 1500+ lemon law cases won across California
Over 1500+ lemon law cases
won across California
Drivers We’ve Helped. Checks They’ve Cashed. And Yes - These Are Real.
99% Success Rate
Recent Refund Settlements:
$74,877.50
2019 Audi Q7
$35,725.99
2020 Toyota Camry
$118,430.89
2022 Tesla Model X
$38,110.35
2021 Hyundai Sonata
Frequently Asked Questions
Who pays the Lemon Law attorney’s fees?
Good news- it’s not you.
In California, if your case qualifies under the Lemon Law, the car manufacturer has to pay your attorney’s fees on top of your refund or settlement. The whole point of the law is to make you whole, like you never bought the lemon in the first place. If you had to hand over part of your refund to cover legal costs, that wouldn’t be fair - and the law agrees.
If my vehicle is a lemon, what can I get?
Depending on your case, you might get:
● All the payments you’ve made back (minus a small usage deduction)
● Your loan or lease paid off
● Your down payment refunded
● Registration fees reimbursed
● Extra costs like towing covered
You could also choose a replacement vehicle instead of a refund. And in some cases, you might get a cash settlement and keep your car. What you receive depends on your specific situation.
Does the Lemon Law apply to leased cars?
Absolutely. If your leased car came with a written warranty, it’s covered.
Does the Lemon Law apply to used cars?
Yes! As long as the used car was sold or leased with a written warranty - including Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) cars - you’re covered.
How long do I have to file a claim?
The sooner you act, the better. In California, you generally have up to four years from either:
● The date you realized your car might be a lemon, or The date your warranty expired (whichever comes first)
That “date you realized” part can be a little fuzzy, and manufacturers might push back on it. That’s why it’s smart to have a Lemon Law attorney handle it for you.
Who pays the Lemon Law attorney’s fees?
Good news- it’s not you.
In California, if your case qualifies under the Lemon Law, the car manufacturer has to pay your attorney’s fees on top of your refund or settlement. The whole point of the law is to make you whole, like you never bought the lemon in the first place. If you had to hand over part of your refund to cover legal costs, that wouldn’t be fair - and the law agrees.
If my vehicle is a lemon, what can I get?
Depending on your case, you might get:
● All the payments you’ve made back (minus a small usage deduction)
● Your loan or lease paid off
● Your down payment refunded
● Registration fees reimbursed
● Extra costs like towing covered
You could also choose a replacement vehicle instead of a refund. And in some cases, you might get a cash settlement and keep your car. What you receive depends on your specific situation.
Does the Lemon Law apply to leased cars?
Absolutely. If your leased car came with a written warranty, it’s covered.
Does the Lemon Law apply to used cars?
Yes! As long as the used car was sold or leased with a written warranty - including Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) cars - you’re covered.
How long do I have to file a claim?
The sooner you act, the better. In California, you generally have up to four years from either:
● The date you realized your car might be a lemon, or The date your warranty expired (whichever comes first)
That “date you realized” part can be a little fuzzy, and manufacturers might push back on it. That’s why it’s smart to have a Lemon Law attorney handle it for you.
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