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Lemon Law South Carolina

Buyers of new cars, used cars, trucks, vans, RV's, motor homes, and more are covered in all states by the lemon law. This law is in effect to protect consumers from vehicles, and even some other products, that are defective. Knowing what you are protected from is the first step to understanding if you may have a lemon law case. In this article, the different aspects of the lemon laws will be examined.
1. National Companies
2. What is the Lemon Law?
3. Does my Vehicle Qualify?
4. What is Arbitration?
5. Featured National Company

1. National Companies

McDonald Steven Law Office of
(414) 226-2200
759 N Milwaukee St
Milwaukee, WI
Willis Mark C Atty
(330) 434-5297
670 W Market St
Akron, OH
Soboleski Sean D Attorney At Law
(828) 285-8888
22 S Pack Sq
Asheville, NC
Baird Law Offices Llc
(614) 225-1680
21 W Broad St
Columbus, OH
Rhee Robert J Atty
(480) 517-1400
401 W Baseline Rd
Tempe, AZ
Kemnitzer Bryan Atty
(415) 861-2265
445 Bush St
San Francisco, CA
Webb Harry Atty
(517) 333-3323
East Lansing, MI
McCoy Robertson
(310) 360-7243
Beverly Hills, CA
Treinen Rob Atty
(505) 243-7773
300 Central Ave SW
Albuquerque, NM
Baxter & Baxter Llp
(503) 297-9031
8835 SW Canyon Ln Ste 130
Portland, OR


2. What is the Lemon Law?

The lemon law is designed to help owners of new and used vehicles get retribution if they purchase a vehicle that continually is in need of repairs, even under warranty. When a vehicle has a defect or defects that limit the car’s use, it may be considered a lemon. If the defect affects the value or safety of the car, it may also be a lemon, and you may be entitled to receive compensation for it. For owners of new cars, problems may occur that are covered under warranty, but if they keep recurring, you may have a case on your hands.

The lemon law allows owners who believe they qualify to request arbitration through their state’s Attorney General’s Office, at no charge to them. If you qualify, you may be able to get the lemon out of your life for good. All fifty of the United States have passed lemon laws as of the year 1993. Standards and procedures differ for each individual state, although the coverage is typically the same. Car manufacturers replace, buy back, and offer cash settlements to thousands of lemon owners each year. If you believe you are driving a lemon, you may be entitled to more than you think. It is prudent to do the proper research to see what you are entitled to.

3. Does my Vehicle Qualify?

There may be many reasons that your vehicle could qualify for the lemon law. If your vehicle has one or more defects that your dealership or seller has attempted to fix a reasonable number of times, you may qualify for the lemon law. Even if the vehicles problems are covered under a warranty, the law states that after a reasonable number of attempts have been made to fix the car, it may be a lemon. If a car repeatedly fails to meet safety standards, or standards of quality and performance, that vehicle may qualify under its state’s lemon laws.

The federal lemon law is called the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, and it is designed to protect consumers in all states. Laws vary from state to state, and each state has different names for its lemon laws. Generally, however, if a vehicle has been repaired 4 or more times for the same defect, and the warranty is still in effect, the lemon law may easily be applied. It is important to understand that a warranty period may not coincide with the vehicle manufacturer’s warranty. If you believe you have a lemon, you may request arbitration, free of charge, through your Attorney General’s Office, for the state you reside in.

4. What is Arbitration?

After you decide that you may have a lemon, you can request a free hearing with an arbitrator. At the hearing, the arbitrator decides whether the customer has reason enough to file a legal claim about the vehicle. Arbitration is a legal term. It is a technique that refers to disputes that are settled out of the court room. The parties involved refer the problem to one or more people who are the arbitrators, and agree to be bound by their decision. It is sometimes referred to as mediation in the United States.

Today, arbitration is most commonly used for commercial disputes, such as lemon laws and sometimes to collect on credit obligations. Arbitration can also be used to settle family disputes, labor disputes, and even certain disputes that happen between investors and states. This is used to keep the smaller cases from tying up the court rooms.

5. Featured National Company

Renfroe & Zieman PA

(850) 932-2266
13 Center Street
Gulf Breeze, FL

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