Perhaps you have heard of those unlucky souls who bought new cars that turned out to be less than desirable. The Auto Lemon Law in your state is in place to protect you from losing your hard-earned money on a defective vehicle.
Lemon Laws at Work
There was a time when automobile manufacturers could sell vehicles that fell below acceptable standards. A buyer would have no repercussions when faced with a vehicle that had significant problems that they were not aware of before purchase.
Due to years of unhappy customers, most Lemon Law cases are now settled without going to court. The reasons for filing claims range from the relatively minor to defects that caused loss of life. Regardless of the problem you have with your lemon, there has probably been a similar case that has been resolved with the claimant being compensated.
Qualifying Vehicles
Each state has its own laws when it comes to Auto Lemon Laws, but you can receive a preliminary review by knowledgeable staff by filling out some general information about you and your defective vehicle. Information required on your vehicle is its year, make and model. The law office will also want a description of the problem, how you have attempted to fix it and the results that have brought you to seek help regarding your lemon.
Visit Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center today for a free consultation if you feel you have purchased a lemon. One of their experienced attorneys will be able to advise you on the Auto Lemon Law for your state and possibly assist you in receiving compensation.
