California lemon law attorneySame warranty problems keep returning

No. Tell us what keeps happening and what the repair shop has tried. We’ll review the sale, warranty, and repair history with you. You don’t need to diagnose the fault or use legal terms.

Your initial case review is free, with no obligation to hire us. If we represent you, you do not pay our attorney’s fees. Zero out of pocket. California lemon law allows a prevailing consumer to recover reasonable attorney’s fees from the manufacturer. A free review is not a promise that every case qualifies.

Tell us when the problem began and when you first took the car in for repair. Warranty expiration and the deadline to bring a claim are different questions. The applicable warranty, repair dates, manufacturer, and type of claim need an individual review. Don’t wait for another repair just to ask.

You can ask us to review the paperwork. Remaining factory warranty coverage does not automatically give every used or certified pre-owned vehicle the same buyback rights as a qualifying new vehicle. How it was sold and which warranty was issued matter; other warranty claims may need a different analysis.

No. Start with the details you have. Keep your purchase or lease agreement, warranty, repair orders, and related messages together. We can explain which missing records to request. Mention any deadline or written offer when you contact us.

There isn’t one reliable timeline for every case. The records, the manufacturer’s response, negotiations, and any court proceedings can all affect timing. If we take your case, we’ll explain the next step and discuss offers with you. Submitting an inquiry does not start representation or extend a deadline.