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In most Lemon Law cases, you don’t pay anything out of pocket to hire us. If we recover compensation for you, the manufacturer is typically responsible for paying attorney’s fees.
The value of a Lemon Law claim depends on factors like your vehicle type, repair history, mileage, and the severity of the defect. We review your situation and explain what compensation may be available based on your specific case.
Depending on your claim, reimbursement may include your down payment, monthly payments, repair-related expenses, and other qualifying costs. Every case is different, so we look closely at your records to determine what applies.
Yes, a used vehicle can qualify under Lemon Law in certain situations, especially if it’s still under a manufacturer’s warranty or was sold as certified pre-owned. Eligibility depends on the vehicle’s condition, warranty coverage, and repair history.