Frequently Asked Questions
The Lemon Law is rarely mentioned in the news. As a result, not much about it is common knowledge. We have provided answers to the most frequently asked questions about the California Lemon Law and Knight Law Group. If you have any other questions or would like a free case analysis, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.
The California Lemon Law is designed to protect those who purchase or lease vehicles with serious problems that cannot be repaired under warranty despite a reasonable number of attempts. You are protected whether your vehicle was purchased new or used.
Common signs include repeated repairs while the car is under warranty or is kept in the dealership for more than 30 cumulative days.
If the repair attempts took place during the warranty, your lemon law rights remain intact and you may still have a case.
Yes, only if no more than five vehicles are registered in the business’s name and the vehicle’s gross weight does not exceed 10,000 pounds.
Even if you no longer have the car, you may still be able to defend your lemon law rights.
As a possible lemon owner, you may be entitled to one or more of the following remedies under the California Lemon Law:
- Return your vehicle and receive your money back
- A replacement vehicle
- Substantial cash compensation
Knight Law Group can help defend your automotive rights under the California Lemon Law.
We provide quality and professional representation to our clients. Our team of attorneys will work tirelessly to ensure that we obtain the best possible outcome for you.
With over a 99% success rate, Knight Law Group is the lemon law firm that you can trust.
Great news! Our service is provided with no out-of-pocket cost to you. If we are successful in the resolution of your case, the auto manufacturer is required to pay your attorneys’ fees and costs.
We handle cases across the entire state of California. Your free consultation can be conducted over the phone in as little as five minutes. Documents can be signed and submitted by email, fax or mail. If Knight Law Group files a lemon law claim on your behalf, it will most often take place in your county or district.