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California Lemon Law FAQ's

You won't need to worry about paying us directly as a consumer. It's the car manufacturers that cover our fees and expenses.
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Yes, if the repairs occurred while the car was under its original warranty, even if it's now expired. However, repairs under Extended Service Plans don't qualify under the California Lemon Law.
It's when the car manufacturer repurchases your defective car. This means you'll get a refund for what you've paid, and the manufacturer labels the car title as a lemon law buyback.
Yes, if the repairs occurred while the car was under its original warranty, even if it's now expired. However, repairs under Extended Service Plans don't qualify under the California Lemon Law.
No. Sometimes, manufacturers might offer a "cash and keep" settlement instead of a buyback, compensating you for the issues you've faced.
If your used vehicle was under the original warranty when bought or repaired, you could still be eligible for lemon law benefits.
Absolutely! Leased vehicles are protected by the lemon law.

While each case is unique, we strive to resolve matters quickly and effectively. Most cases don't reach the courtroom.

The California Lemon Law primarily covers vehicles bought, registered, and repaired in California. However, active-duty military members have some exceptions.
Our team at Lemon Law Firm of Ovation Law Firm has a rich history and reputation in handling these cases. We're recognized by manufacturers, defense attorneys, and judges alike.
The specific criteria can vary, but consulting with Lemon Law Firm can provide clarity on whether your vehicle qualifies.
Worry not about upfront fees. Both federal and state laws necessitate the manufacturer to shoulder your legal fees and costs if the case is successful.
Yes, various vehicles like motorcycles, boats, RVs, and more can be protected under California’s lemon laws if they are purchased or leased for personal reasons.
Lemon laws, both federal and state, protect consumers who've bought or leased faulty vehicles or goods. If a manufacturer fails to repair a defect after several attempts, they must either replace the product or refund the consumer.
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