Vehicle Recall Lawsuits & Lemon Law Claims

Not automatically. A recall means the manufacturer has acknowledged a defect, but a Lemon Law claim depends on whether the defect substantially impairs your vehicle and whether the manufacturer has failed to repair it within a reasonable number of attempts. A recall is strong evidence of a known defect, which often strengthens a claim. Our attorneys review your repair history to determine whether you qualify.

Possibly. Recall remedies frequently fail to permanently resolve the underlying problem, and some recalls are issued before a working fix even exists. If the same issue keeps returning after the recall service, or the repair created new problems, you may have grounds for a refund, replacement, or cash settlement. Keep every repair order — those records are the backbone of a claim.

Reporting to NHTSA helps regulators track safety trends, but it does not get you compensated. RockPoint Law pursues your individual claim directly against the manufacturer under state and federal Lemon Law and warranty statutes — seeking a buyback, replacement, or monetary award for you specifically. Our team has recovered over $50 million for more than 10,000 clients.

Nothing out of pocket in the vast majority of cases. Lemon Law fee-shifting provisions generally require the manufacturer to pay attorney's fees when we win, so we work on a contingency basis. Your free case review carries no obligation.

We handle Lemon Law and warranty claims tied to any manufacturer recall nationwide. The recalls listed on this page are recent, high-impact 2025–2026 campaigns, but you do not need to find your exact vehicle here to qualify — contact us and we will evaluate your specific situation.