Rancho Santa Margarita Lemon Law Attorneys

Few consumer experiences are as frustrating as purchasing a large-ticket item, like a new car, only to have it spend more time in the dealership’s repair shop than on the road. It’s even more distressing when a car’s repeated defect is a safety hazard for you and your family. Fortunately, California has robust consumer protections, including the California Lemon Law. If your car has undergone repeated failed repair attempts, call the Orange County lemon law lawyers at Young & Young, APC for experienced representation.

Why Choose Young & Young APC for Your Rancho Santa Margarita Lemon Law Claim?

Young & Young, APC understands the deep distress of purchasing a new vehicle only to find that you’ve been sold a lemon. With representation by Young & Young, you’ll find the following:

• A law firm with over 20 years of lemon law experience and a 99% success rate to put a well-respected voice behind your claim
• A legal team that’s deeply familiar with the state’s lemon law requirements and process
• A winning strategy to achieve an outcome that aligns with your goals

Young & Young, APC offers clients a free case evaluation. Plus, you pay nothing for representation. Instead, your vehicle’s manufacturer pays your legal fees.

Does My Car Qualify for a Lemon Law Claim In California?

Car manufacturers sometimes produce vehicles with design flaws or manufacturing defects, with adverse impacts on consumers. If your car has had multiple failed repair attempts for a warranty defect, it reduces the car’s value, usability, and safety. This may qualify for a California Lemon Law buyback or replacement vehicle, plus compensation for your related expenses. Typically, a car qualifies for a lemon law claim in California under the following circumstances:

• The original manufacturer’s warranty still covers it
• It’s undergone four or more failed repair attempts, and the problem persists
• It’s had at least two failed repair attempts for a problem that is a safety hazard for the motorist or others on the road

In some cases, a repeated substantial defect may appear within the first 18,000 miles or within 18 months of purchase. If this is the case for your vehicle, your vehicle may be presumed to be a lemon and may qualify for a legal remedy with fewer repair attempts.

A California Lemon Law lawyer from Young & Young, APC is ready to evaluate the merits of your case to determine if your car is a legal lemon and then launch a prompt, effective strategy to demand financial accountability from the manufacturer.

Contact Young & Young APC to Learn More About Filing a California Lemon Law Claim

You don’t have to put up with a car that compromises your safety or requires you to consistently rely on alternative transportation while it’s in the repair shop for repeated repair attempts with no resolution. Unfortunately, a vehicle manufacturer may require you to keep sending your vehicle in for further repairs indefinitely, rather than honoring the warranty’s terms. Instead of leaving your case in the hands of the manufacturer, contact Young & Young APC to learn how a California Lemon Law lawyer can demand financial accountability for your case.