What is the Lemon Law?
Driving a Lemon Car? Under the Lemon Law Act, and Federal Warranty Act, you have legal rights
which may permit you to obtain one of the following: new car; full
refund;
or partial refund for your defective car.
The Pennsylvania and New Jersey Lemon Law Firm of David J. Gorberg
& Associates offers:
- Service to lemon law clients throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware
- Lemon law and breach of warranty help to consumers with defective
cars.
- Lemon law and breach of warranty help to consumers with defective
cars.
- No cost or fee to you for our lemon law service
The firm's litigation philosophy and its approach to all lemon law
cases is simple but effective, we strive to make a quick and efficient
settlement for our clients, through cost free lemon law representation.
Lemon Law Overview
Lemon Laws protect new passenger vehicles. Lemon laws vary from state
to state. Check with your state to find out your rights if you have
a defective vehicle. Basically, lemon laws allow customers to return
a defective car if certain criteria are met. It's very difficult to
persuade the manufacturer to accept the lemon law return, and often
the issue will end up as a lemon lawsuit. Although different for each
state, most lemon laws state that a new car may be returned to the
manufacturer for a refund or a replacement if warranty defects are
not able to be repaired. Most lemon laws also apply to used cars that
are still under full warranty and that meet the mileage and time requirements.
A lemon law attorney can help advise you of your rights.
Lemon Law Summaries
Here are summaries of all lemon law statutes
across the nation. Lemon Laws can be confusing and are open up
to numerous interpretations. Consult with a consumer attorney
for more information regarding these provisions. If you are a
distressed driver in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, or Delaware and
have a question about your lemon law rights