In California, next to a house, a person’s most important purchase is often their car. Without a car, a person loses access to their most reliable form of transportation. When you purchase a vehicle, you have a reasonable expectation for your vehicle to be within a certain working order. When you have car trouble, it affects nearly every area of your life. A lack of personal transportation means having to get rides to work, to pick up your kids, or even just to go to the store. On top of this, car repairs are time-consuming, expensive, stressful, and incredibly inconvenient. When you try to negotiate with the dealer about your options, you will likely be met with arguments, frustration, and confusion, when all you want is a working car. When this happens, you may have one remedy for the situation: the law.

A car that spends more time in the shop than on the roads might be a lemon. Under California law, you may be entitled to compensation from the dealer, or even the manufacturer, for your car’s poor performance. Car dealerships are strictly concerned with selling their products, so when it comes to time to review warranties or conduct repairs on your vehicle, you may not find the same friendly faces that sold you your car. An attorney can help. We are passionately dedicated to helping consumers stand up for their rights, and receiving the compensation they deserve.