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January 23, 2023
If you bought a lemon and are looking for a legal remedy, you may have many questions. The first question is probably how to file a lemon law claim in California. Here are 10 steps to take: 1. Hire an experienced California lemon law lawyer to represent you. 2. Check to see if there’s a […]
Read More October 4, 2022
If you’re wondering “how does a car qualify for lemon law in California,” you’ve landed on the right page. Our skilled lemon law attorneys at Neale & Fhima can explain your rights and show you what to do to increase your chances of success. First, your new or used car must have a chronic defect, […]
Read More September 28, 2022
If you excitedly purchased a vehicle only to discover that it has chronic electrical or mechanical defects, you may be wondering “how does the lemon law work in California?” Well, you’ve come to the right place! Neale & Fhima has been helping clients win lemon law claims for decades. California’s Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act (lemon law) […]
Read More July 1, 2022
You may be considering buying a used vehicle from a neighbor or extended family member in California. But before you do, you might want to ask, “Does the lemon law apply to private sales?” Unfortunately, the answer is “no.” There are several instances in which the California lemon law does provide protection for consumers buying […]
Read More May 24, 2022
It’s so frustrating when you purchase a car or truck only to find out that it has chronic mechanical or electrical problems. Fortunately, you may have legal recourse under California’s lemon law. If you’re wondering “How hard is it to win a lemon law case?”, the answer depends on several factors. Some of these include: […]
Read More May 12, 2022
There are many types of problems that are covered by the lemon law. Whether mechanical or electrical, these problems can range from steering and braking issues to defective navigation systems – and everything in between. The key to qualifying for California lemon law protection is that the defect must “substantially impair” the vehicle’s … use, […]
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