Los Alamitos Lemon Law Attorney

California’s sprawling suburban geography and iconic scenic freeways have earned the state a reputation as a “driving state,” but when your new car spends more time in a repair shop than on the road, it’s more than an inconvenience; it’s frustrating, disappointing, and often unsafe. Fortunately, California offers a legal remedy to defective car owners through the California Lemon Law. If your new vehicle has a seemingly unrepairable defect or malfunction, contact a Los Alamitos Lemon Law Attorney at Young & Young APC for a prompt evaluation and immediate action on your lemon law claim.

Why Choose a Los Alamitos Lemon Law Attorney at Young & Young APC?

A lemon law claim can quickly become complex, often with powerful car manufacturers pushing vehicle owners toward arbitration that benefits them more than you. Instead, legal representation by Young & Young APC brings the following advantages to your case:

• Our over 20 years of experience and 99% success rate will put a well-respected voice behind your case throughout the process
• We commit to legal advocacy for consumers against powerful vehicle manufacturers and their legal teams that protect profits at your expense
• Open communication and compassion combined with the professional excellence you expect from a prestigious lemon law firm in Los Alamitos

Best of all, our low-hassle policy means you don’t need an office visit. We handle every aspect of your case from start to finish at no cost to you. Instead, after a free consultation, we work for you at the manufacturer’s expense.

Does My Defective Vehicle Qualify for a Lemon Law Claim in Los Alamitos, CA?

The lemon law process begins with determining if your car’s defect or malfunction makes it a legal lemon under the California Lemon Law [Civ. Code § 1793.2(d)]. If your car meets any of the following conditions, it’s a legal lemon:

• It has had four or more failed repair attempts for a problem covered under warranty
• It has undergone two or more failed warranty repair attempts for a problem that’s a safety hazard to you or others on the road
• It has spent 30 or more (cumulative) days in a repair shop for warranty repairs,

Additionally, under the lemon law presumption, if the repair attempts occurred within the first 18 months of ownership or within the first 18,000 miles, the state presumes it qualifies as a lemon, placing the burden of proving otherwise on the manufacturer.

If I Leased a New Car, Does It Still Qualify for the California Lemon Law?

The lemon law applies not only to newly purchased vehicles, but it also applies to new leased cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs.

What Do I Get from Filing a Lemon Law Claim in Los Alamitos, CA?

The lemon law is an important legal remedy for consumers who have the right to expect a new car to be safe and reliable as promised. Unfortunately, design flaws and manufacturing errors can leave vehicles with irreparable, unsafe defects. A successful claim entitles you to full statutory purchase of your vehicle. You may also obtain a settlement covering additional expenses for car rental costs, alternative transportation, repair expenses, or towing expenses. Best of all, you pay no legal fees for the process. Instead, the manufacturer must pay your attorney’s fees and court costs.

Contact Young & Young APC for a Free Consultation on Your Lemon Law Claim in Los Alamitos

You don’t have to take on a challenging legal process against a powerful car manufacturer alone. Instead, call or contact Young & Young APC online so we can get started on a strategy to put you back behind the wheel of a safe, reliable vehicle.