Sample settlement
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Amount refunded
$38,922.33
Compact sedan · electrical faults and recurring warning lights
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Compact sedan · electrical faults and recurring warning lights
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Luxury vehicle · repeated repairs involving safety defects
“Bryan and his team made the whole process feel simple. They kept me updated, answered every question, and got my case resolved faster than I expected.”
“I felt taken seriously from day one. The firm explained my options clearly and helped me get a fair result without making the process stressful.”
“Professional, responsive, and easy to work with. Every step was explained clearly, and I always knew what was happening with my case.”
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“Excellent communication from start to finish. I appreciated how quickly they responded and how confidently they handled my vehicle issue.”
You bought a car that’s been in and out of the shop. You
want to return it, but the dealership won’t take it back.
California law says you have options.
From an authorized dealership, with proper paperwork.
California Civil Code § 1794(d) protections apply.
You've been back to the shop more than once or the car was at the dealership for an extended period of time.
Substantial problems, not cosmetic annoyances.
5-minute call or fill out a form. We tell you whether you have a case after we review.
You sign once, we handle everything: gathering repair records, filing paperwork, drafting the demand, and negotiating with the manufacturer directly.
They settle, counter, or deny. Either way, we handle the back-and-forth.
We push for a strong buyback, replacement, or cash settlement based on your records.
You get a clear result, and we guide you through every final step of the recovery.
Seven Law Group, APC
"The team was responsive, knowledgeable, and kept me informed throughout the case. They were able to secure a settlement on my behalf and guided me through every step with clear communication and realistic expectations."
"I never felt ignored or left in the dark. I am very grateful for their help and would absolutely recommend Isaac, Bryan, Erik, and Seven Law Group to anyone dealing with a lemon law issue. They made a difficult situation much easier, and I truly appreciate everything they did for me."
"This is my second lemon car and I wish I would’ve known about this firm my first time around as they were amazing. They even got me back more than I asked for originally."
It’s time to hire a lawyer who’s been in your situation and
is on a mission to represent victims of manufacturer defects
German manufacturer · Brake malfunctions
Korean manufacturer · Infotainment defect
American manufacturer · Repeat engine failures
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The manufacturer, NOT YOU! Under the California Lemon Law Statute, the manufacturer is responsible for paying the attorney's fees, not the client. The California Lemon Law is a consumer protection law designed to place consumers in a position had the vehicle never been purchased. If you have to pay a portion of your buyback refund to an attorney, you are not made whole. That is why the manufacturer is responsible for paying your lemon law attorney's fees on top of your buyback refund.
If your Lemon Law claim is successful, you will be entitled to receive a refund of all your payments minus a usage deduction, payoff of your loan or lease, your down payment, registration fees, and incidental damages such as towing expenses. You may also elect for a replacement vehicle. In some instances, you may receive a cash settlement and keep the vehicle. Remedies vary depending on your particular case and circumstances.
Yes, the California Lemon Law applies to all leased vehicles that come with an express/written warranty.
Yes, the California Lemon Law applies to used vehicles that were leased or purchased with an express/written warranty. This includes vehicles that were sold or leased with a Certified Pre-Owned warranty.
You should always be proactive in asserting your legal rights. Do not wait to file your claim! In order to file your timely claim, it must be brought within four (4) years from either the date you learned the vehicle was a lemon or from the date the warranty expired, whichever comes first. The date you "learned" the vehicle was a Lemon is a disputable issue that should be litigated by a competent Lemon Lawyer and is based on facts and circumstances.
Free consultation. You owe us nothing even after we win. We’ll tell you in 5 minutes
whether you have a case.