In 2019, more than 17 million new cars were sold or leased in the U.S. With that many new vehicles hitting the highway, you know some of them are going to be lemons. In fact, a conservative estimate is that 1% of all new cars sold or leased are defective.
The Magnuson Moss Warranty Act can be a powerful tool to assist with a Lemon Law claim in Michigan and Ohio (as well as other places).
Test driving a car is a critical part of the process that we need to take before buying or leasing a new car. There are many things that we do daily that perhaps we do not want to do when we are doing our homework leading up to a purchase. The more information we can secure, the better decision we can make.
There are many reasons why having a lawyer is very important to securing the best result when dealing with a lemon law case.
What are the best and worst initial steps when your vehicle starts needing many warranty repairs
Automobile accidents happen, but there's even more to think about if the driver that caused the accident did not have insurance.
Some dog attacks lead to life threatening injuries. Thankfully, the majority of bites are far less dire. You may ask yourself whether you really need to seek medical attention after a non-life-threatening attack. The answer is pretty clearly that you should seek proper medical attention if a dog has bitten you or your child. Even a puncture wound needs attention. Whether your wound needs stitches isn’t the only issue to consider.
What does it take for a car to be a Lemon in Ohio? I’ve helped thousands of consumers since 1993. People often call their cars lemons, but those cars may not be lemons under the Ohio Lemon Law. Obviously, we equate lemons as being sour and it makes sense that people consider defective products to be lemons. So what does it take for a vehicle to be considered a Lemon under the Ohio Lemon Law?
What is a Lemon in Michigan? I’ve helped thousands of consumers since 1993. So many people start the conversation with “My car is a lemon”. People widely call their defective car a lemon even though it doesn’t meet the technical requirements of the Lemon Law. So they have a sour experience with their major purchase, but that purchase may not be a lemon. What even is the Lemon Law?
We can picture images of dogs biting the mail carriers as they deliver our mail. Just how many United States Postal carriers are bitten each year? What does the postal carrier have to think about if a bite has occurred? These are a couple of the concepts that this post will address.
