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Is your car a lemon? California lemon law lawyers at Lemon Law Help win refunds and replacements. Free case review, no fee unless you win.
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#FBC043
Casablanca
251, 192, 67
41, 96, 62
0, 24, 73, 2
#FFFFFF
White
255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
#112337
Big Stone
17, 35, 55
212, 53, 14
69, 36, 0, 78
Lemon Law Help is a California law firm focused on representing consumers with defective vehicles. Since 2006, its attorneys have handled lemon law claims and helped more than 10,000 consumers pursue compensation, reporting a 99% success rate. The firm assists drivers seeking a refund, replacement vehicle, or other compensation under California’s Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act.
Lemon Law Help offers free, confidential case reviews and guidance throughout the legal process, from assessing a claim to taking a case to trial when necessary. Its attorneys review issues such as repeated warranty repairs and extended time in the shop, and help clients understand whether their vehicle may qualify. The firm states that clients pay no out-of-pocket costs and that it is paid for its work only if they win. Services are available in Spanish and roughly a dozen other languages. Lemon Law Help serves communities across California, including Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, Orange County, and Santa Barbara.
Company type
Partnership
Year founded
2012
Company size
51-200 employees
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