LEMON LAW ATTORNEYS

LEMONS ARE FOR EATING, NOT DRIVING. CALL (818) 960-1945!

Stuck with a defective vehicle that you recently leased or purchased? Exhausted by too many visits to the automobile repair shop? There’s a possibility that you might have a ‘lemon car’. California Lemon Lawyers, APC will provide the sound legal guidance you need to seek compensation by way of a motor vehicle repurchase, replacement, or fair compensation.

Millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements have been recovered by our proven attorneys. Established in 2007, we have developed a reputation for tough litigation and fearless advocacy through our clients’ legal matters. Well-versed in our abilities, we are familiar with all aspects of the California lemon law statutes. Our firm can also educate you on your individual rights and pursue your best interests throughout the entirety of your case.

We take cases involving vehicles made 2015-2020 that are under warranty. Our California lemon law attorneys can comprehensively guide you through your defective vehicle case! Call (818) 960-1945 now or fill out this form to request your free consultation.

California Lemon Law Guidance for Drivers Across California

In California, a reliable car isn’t a luxury—it’s how you get to work, school, medical appointments, and everything in between. When a newer vehicle keeps going back to the shop for the same issue, it can quickly turn into missed time, lost wages, and the stress of not knowing whether your car will make it through the next commute. California Lemon Lawyers, APC helps drivers understand their options under California lemon law when a warranted vehicle continues to have serious problems.

Many California drivers come to us after dealing with familiar frustrations: dealerships that “can’t duplicate” the problem, long waits for parts, repeated repair visits that don’t fix the issue, and constant back-and-forth with the manufacturer. If your vehicle is still under warranty and the defect affects safety, value, or use, California lemon law may allow you to seek a buyback, replacement, or compensation—without you having to keep absorbing the cost and inconvenience.

Because vehicle ownership in California also comes with state-level requirements and consumer resources, it helps to know what documentation matters. For example, repair records and timelines can be critical, and Californians can also find general consumer information through the California Department of Consumer Affairs. If the problem involves the repair process itself (like concerns about an auto repair facility’s conduct), the California Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) is a statewide resource that exists to handle auto repair-related complaints and information. And for vehicle registration and ownership matters, the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is the official source for state vehicle services.

If you’re tired of being told to “just bring it back in” while your life stays on hold, we can walk you through what typically supports a California lemon law claim—what to gather, what to avoid, and what next steps may look like—so you can pursue a practical resolution and get back to driving with confidence.