Think your car is a Lemon?
If so, we can help. If you have had repeated
repairs to your vehicle or it has been out of service for several days,
it may be a lemon and you may be entitled to a cash settlement, refund
or a new car. Even if your vehicle does not meet the lemon law
requirements, you may still be entitled to a cash settlement, refund or
new car under federal law. These laws can apply to used cars too.
You paid a lot of money for your vehicle and cannot afford to delay in
resolving the problems with your vehicle. The longer you wait, the
harder it will be to resolve your case. You must act quickly and present
your problems to the manufacturer. Our experienced attorneys are here to
walk you through every aspect of the lemon law process and make it quick
and easy. Most of all, we can put an end to the headaches with your car.
No fee or cost to you!
All fees and costs are paid by the
manufacturer. You pay nothing! Don't delay, take two minutes now and end
all the headaches with your vehicle. If you are having car problems,
call us toll free at 1-877- 57-LEMON (1-877-575-3666) today to speak to
a lemon law attorney at no cost to you. Or you can complete the email
evaluation form for a free case evaluation. Florida Lemon Law Information
The Florida lemon law also known as the Motor
Vehicle Warranty Enforcement Act was established because the legislators
in Florida recognized that a tremendous hardship is created for
consumers when a car cannot be repaired. The Florida lemon law requires
the manufacturer to repurchase or replace a car that meets a certain
warranty repair history. Specifically, the Florida lemon law states that
if a consumer has presented a car for the same recurring defect three or
more times or the car has been in an authorized repair facility 15 or
more days (this can be for different repairs and the days do not have to
be consecutive), the consumer can then pursuant to the Florida lemon law
statute provide written notification to the manufacturer that it has a
final opportunity to repair the car.
Once the notice is received, the manufacturer then has a specified
amount of time to repair the car. In keeping with the above, the Florida
lemon law then states that it is presumed that a reasonable number of
repair attempts have been made if during the first 24 months after the
date of the original delivery of the car the same defect has been
subject to repair a total of four times (this includes the final repair)
and the defect continues or the car is out of service for a cumulative
total of 30 days. Finally, the Florida lemon law requires that the
defects used to satisfy the presumption substantially impair the use,
value or safety of the car.
Our Florida lemon law attorney can help to decipher the above for you
and determine whether your claim satisfies the Florida lemon law.
If the Florida lemon law does not apply to your situation, you may still
be entitled to relief under the federal lemon law also known as the
Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. Our Florida lemon law attorney will assist
you by evaluating your car's repair history. If you have experienced
repeated repairs, but the repairs did not necessarily take place within
the lemon law rights period described, you may be entitled to cash
damages or lemon law style repurchase/replacement relief.
Please contact our Florida lemon law attorney for a free evaluation of
your case. If we determine that we can assist you under the Florida
lemon law or other federal or state laws, we will seek payment for our
attorney fees from the manufacturer.
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Offices of Steven Veinger, P.A.
Aventura Corporate Center
20801 Biscayne Blvd.,
Ste. 304
Aventura, FL 33180
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