You pay nothing when you hire a California lemon law attorney at Young & Young APC. California’s robust consumer protection laws allow the purchasers of defective vehicles to hold the manufacturer accountable and the manufacturer must pay the attorney’s fees and costs.
A successful California Lemon Law Claim brings financial accountability and a sense of justice through a replacement vehicle of equal value or a refund of your car’s purchase price. Despite the availability of legal remedies through a California Lemon Law Claim, a significant number of car owners remain stuck with a lemon, due to concerns about attorneys’ fees and the cost of a claim. How much does it cost a car owner to file a lemon law claim in California? It costs nothing when you hire a lemon law attorney at Young & Young APC – the process is free for consumers.
Who Pays Attorneys’ Fees and Court Costs In a California Lemon Law Case?
The owner of a lemon car in California does not have to worry about legal fees, retainer fees, or contingency payments. In a California lemon law case, the manufacturer pays the attorney’s fees. In other words, it costs the car owner nothing to file a claim.
A lemon law lawyer assumes the financial risks while they work for you. If they win your case, the manufacturer pays them.
Fortunately, the California lemon law lawyers at Young & Young APC have a high success rate of over 99%. During the initial consultation, a lemon law attorney evaluates the merits of the case and typically only takes the case if they think the car owner has a strong claim.
How Does an Attorney Know If I Have a Strong Lemon Law Case In California?
If your car has been to the dealership multiple times for the same warranty problem, or it has spent more than 30 days at the dealership for warranty repairs, you may have a lemon. The California Lemon Law states that a vehicle with four or more failed repair attempts for a defect, or two or more failed repair attempts for a defect that’s a safety hazard, means that you have a strong claim for a lemon law refund or replacement vehicle. The lemon law also applies when a vehicle has spent 30 or more days at the dealer’s repair shop due to a faulty part or defect. The days do not have to be consecutive.
Under the California Lemon Law, a car is a legal lemon if the defect reduces its usefulness, value, or safety. A lemon law claim demands that the manufacturer repurchase the defective vehicle.
How Can a California Lemon Law Lawyer Help?
If you have been frustrated by a faulty vehicle and repeated failed repair attempts, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain by a cost-free lemon law claim in California. Call Young & Young APC today for a free case evaluation, allowing your attorney to take prompt, assertive legal action on your behalf.
