Los Angeles, California
Telephone: (818) 344-7022
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California Lemon Law |
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Under California's Lemon
Law, if you took your New or Used Car,
Truck, Van, RV, Motorcycle or Boat in for repair
during the manufacturer's warranty period and you
gave the dealer a reasonable number of attempts
to repair the vehicle and it continues to
malfunction, you may be entitled to your money back
or to a new replacement vehicle at little or no
cost to you. It does not matter if you purchased
or leased the vehicle. You may even qualify if
the vehicle was purchased or leased primarily for
business use. The law also applies to a used
vehicle if it was sold with a warranty (including a
portion of the original manufacturer's unexpired
warranty). What constitutes a reasonable number of
attempts depends on the circumstances of each case.
For example a safety related problem may require
only one or two attempts to be considered
"reasonable" whereas other types of problems may
require more attempts. The law also requires the
vehicle to have a defect which substantially
impairs the vehicle's use, value or
safety. You do not need to take your
vehicle to a manufacturer-sponsored arbitration
program before you retain an attorney and make a
legal claim. If you went to arbitration and you do
not like the result, you may hire an attorney to
pursue the claim for you. For further information,
please call for a Free Consultation at:
(818) 344-7022 or TOLL
FREE: 1-866-LEMON-INFO
(1-866-536-6646), or
you may E-mail, Fax or send a completed
Optional
Questionnaire to the
firm for review. If you choose to fax or send the
completed Questionnaire, please also attach copies
of the following documents: Please organize the documents
in chronological order before sending them. The
information you submit will be carefully evaluated
and you will be notified if it is believed that
your case will be taken by the firm. You will also
be advised as to what course of action is
recommended in the event that it is decided that
the firm will not take your case. Please contact
the Law Offices of Elizabeth Delevie Agmon for
actual advice regarding your case.
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