As an attorney who frequently handles Texas lemon law cases, I often receive calls from potential clients regarding lemon law coverage for non-vehicles such as computers, electronics, and other consumer household items.
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Regardless of whether you are scheduled to attend either the Better Business Bureau’s (BBB) Arbitration or the Texas lemon law administrative hearing (in order to get a lemon vehicle buyback or replacement), it is important to be prepared with essential documents that will help you win your case.
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Lemon Law Lawyers like it when everything is in place before taking on the automotive dealers. It’s important to make sure your documentation is in place from the very beginning. Following these six tips may help you when your vehicle is in the shop:
1. NEVER LEAVE THE REPAIR FACILITY without a copy of the work […]
After over a decade (since 1992) of Congress’ passage of a nationwide database that tracks lemon and stolen cars, the tracking system still remains to be completely implemented.
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While driving through Austin, Texas and listening to the radio in my Toyota Rav4 several months ago, I heard a public service announcement (PSA) about the “Texas Lemon Law”. Apparently, the Texas Department of Transportation (DOT), the administrative body that is responsible for adjudicating Texas Lemon Law claims between the consumer and car manufacturers, […]
A motor vehicle is termed “Lemon”, when it that has a defect or condition that substantially impairs it and this defect cannot be repaired by the manufacturer, agent, or authorized dealer after four attempts. It can also be termed a “Lemon”, if the vehicle is out of service for repairs for a total period of […]
Alabama has very liberal lemon laws. They cover any vehicles used on public highways, excludes vehicles weighing more than 10,000 pounds. Lemon laws cover the vehicle if it took 3 attempts to fix the problem or more than 30 calendar days to fix the problem. Statute of limitations listed in Section 8-20A-6 runs out after […]
A motor vehicle is termed “Lemon”, when it that has a defect or condition that substantially impairs it and this defect cannot be repaired by the manufacturer, agent, or authorized dealer after four attempts. It can also be termed a “Lemon”, if the vehicle is out of service for repairs for a total period of […]
Lemon cars, trucks, vans and SUV’s are everywhere. Various statistics that I have seen indicate that anywhere from 1 out of 100 to 1 out of 8 vehicles are lemons. Staggering statistics, to say the least. A Lemon, by definition, is a defective vehicle. All states have Lemon Laws that provide protection to you in […]
Lemon laws are United States’ Laws designed to protect the rights of consumers. They are usually used for vehicles but apply to all commercial articles. In this article we will concentrate on Lemon Laws as applicable to vehicles. A lemon is a term used to describe a new vehicle that needs excessive repair even though […]