If you’ve had too many lemons in your life and you’re really tired of making lemonade, then you may need a Lemon Law lawyer. If you’re unsure what that is, the following may help.
What is the Lemon Law?
The Lemon Law was federally enacted in 1975 and protected all U.S. citizens, although individual states may have their own versions of the Lemon Law. It protects consumers who have purchased a vehicle with numerous or substantial defects.
Are All Vehicles Covered by the Lemon Law?
Primarily, the Lemon Law covers new vehicles, but the laws vary by state. Your Lemon Law lawyer can advise you if your vehicle qualifies as a lemon.
How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Lemon Law Attorney?
Usually, the attorney is paid when the case is settled, and they’re paid from the settlement. However, law firms set their own policies, so this isn’t a hard and fast rule. If your attorney requests payment upfront, you can find another attorney.
What Determines if the Vehicle is a Lemon?
There are specific guidelines that determine if a vehicle qualifies as a lemon, such as the amount you paid for it, the number of times it has been in for repairs, and several other factors. Your attorney can advise you if you have a case, and there’s usually no fee for the initial consultation.
Need an Attorney to Help with Your Lemon?
If you are looking for a Lemon Law lawyer, then Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center can help you. Visit them now for a free consultation and to get started on your case.
