Although the Australian government promised to enact protections for consumers with lemon vehicles, it looks as though lemon justice will be delayed. The Age reports that Victoria’s lawmakers “walked away from a 2006 election promise to introduce ‘lemon laws’ to protect people who buy faulty cars.” Instead, the government plans to fold lemon laws in […]
Earlier this month, a bill that would expand Oklahoma’s Lemon Law provisions was approved by the state’s House of Representatives. HB 1009, sponsored by Rep. Rex Duncan (R-Sand Springs), would give consumers a voice in whether they received a replacement vehicle or a refund for a lemon. Currently, that decision resides with the dealer. The […]
Several states around the country have puppy lemon laws, which force dog breeders and sellers to stand behind their furry little “products.” Puppy lemon laws are often used to deter the inhumane practices found in some puppy mills by requiring sellers to pay for veterinary fees or take back puppies that have serious health problems.
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This is a continuation on last week’s post, on how to avoid your chances of purchasing a lemon pre-owned/used car. The same disclaimer applies; this is not legal advice, but are mere suggestions. Although I handle Texas lemon law cases, I do not handle pre-owned or used car cases.
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Last month, right before the inauguration, I helped a friend move from Texas to Maryland (yes, I did temporarily closed my lemon law office for a couple of days,…but, I stayed in touched with all of my clients via my laptop and cell phone,…hence, clients are happy). Once we arrived in Maryland, my friend […]
Near this time last year, my law clerk wrote a short article comparing the differences between Georgia and Texas Lemon Law. At that time, Georgia’s Lemon Law was arguably weaker than in Texas, because the time and mileage eligibility was twice as short in Georgia.
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