How do accidents affect Lemon Law?
Accidents can have an affect. This one is tricky.
We know better than anyone that accidents can happen, and happen often. If you were involved in a fender-bender, or worse, you may be wondering, “How do accidents affect Lemon Law?”
An accident can certainly have an impact on your potential Lemon Law case, but it may not prevent you from having a successful case. Our Lemon Law attorneys have successfully represented numerous clients who were involved in an accident with their Lemon vehicle.
When determining how much of an impact your accident history may have on your Lemon Law claim, it’s important to understand your vehicle’s issues. Below is a short list of just some of the questions we consider:
- Do the issues affecting your vehicle relate to the structure of your vehicle? For example, a door not shutting properly.
- Are the issues affecting your vehicle specific to the area that was damaged in your accident? Or are they completely unrelated?
- Were the repairs done at a reputable facility?
- How extensive was the damage to your vehicle?
- Did the issues affecting your vehicle exist before your accident?
As you can imagine, Lemon Law claims for vehicles with an accident history can sometimes be difficult. We determine on a case-by-case basis the likelihood of a successful claim despite a prior accident.
Contact our Lemon Law lawyers to discuss the details of your potential case.
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Reputation matters. At Law and Lemon, our Lemon Law lawyers have established a highly regarded reputation with all the major car manufacturers. Manufacturers consider a Lemon Law attorney’s reputation as part of their analysis of a claim. They know we won’t back down when many other less experienced attorneys will. This increases the chances of your claim being approved.
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If our Lemon Law attorneys successfully convince the manufacturer that your vehicle qualifies under California’s Lemon Law, we will force the manufacturer to repurchase your car. That means you get nearly all of your money back, minus a deduction for the amount of miles your vehicle was trouble-free.
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If our Lemon Law attorneys are successful in forcing the manufacturer to repurchase your car under California’s Lemon Law, the law says the manufacturer must pay our attorney’s fees and costs. This allows us to represent many people who would otherwise not be able to afford a Lemon Law lawyer.
