Experienced Attorney in California Lemon Law
Barry Edzant

SO YOU THINK YOU GOT A LEMON? Congratulations! You have just paid $30,000.00 for your brand new dream car which you saved up two years to buy.

SQUEEZING THE LEMON OUT OF THE LEMON LAW: The California Lemon Law is a great consumer-oriented law giving California consumers the right to return their defective vehicle to the manufacturer

DO NOT BE THE NEXT DEALERSHIP VICTIM: I guess there is something in the air this time of year that possess some automotive dealerships to try to take advantage of their most important asset - you, the consumer.

THE PERFECT CONSUMER APPROACH TO BUYING THE PERFECT CAR
We receive many calls at our office by people who have made expensive new or used vehicle purchases only to find out later that they purchased a lemon or a flawed vehicle which was far less in value than they bargained for.

A DAY TO REMEMBER
June 13, 1973 was a day in the life of a young 12-year-old boy, which will never be forgotten.

THE EDUCATION OBLIGATION ON BUYING AUTO INSURANCE
Within the last couple of months, I've had an eye opening experience working with two new clients. Both of these clients were victims of serious automobile accidents, and suffered significant damages.

HIT AND RUN ACCIDENTS
I have been advocating for many years not only to my clients, but to my friends and family as well, that carrying the most uninsured motorist coverage possible is always in your best interests.

AN ACCIDENT WAITING TO HAPPEN
It may come as quite a surprise to you that the most dangerous place on earth is sometimes your own home. Every year, millions of adults and children alike are injured in their own home, or the home of others, due to simple safety violations which could have been avoided.

SLIPPERY WHEN WET
Every year we receive many telephone calls from people who have been injured when they have fallen as a result of slipping on some substance on a floor in a public area.

WHAT TO DO FOLLOWING AN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Make no mistake about it - automobile accidents, even minor ones, are traumatic events. Immediately following an accident, you will be nervous, scared, confused, and upset, along with a whole host of other emotions.

How does a vehicle qualify under the Lemon Law?

What is a considered a "Major Safety Defect."

How do you calculate

Do my repairs need to be done at the dealership where I bought the vehicle?

What does "Safety, Use, or Value" mean?

What am I entitled to under the Lemon Law?

Is the manufacturer allowed to charge me any money for the miles put on the vehicle?

How long will my case take?

Do I have to still make payments on my vehicle while the case is pending?

Do I have to repair the vehicle before I turn it in after the case is settled?

Who pays for the attorney's fees?

Will my case go to trial?

What should I do if my vehicle is unsafe to drive, but the dealership can’t find the problem?

Should I continue to take the vehicle back to the dealership for repairs while the case is pending?

Do I have to have the vehicle repaired at the same dealership from where it was bought?

Do I have to go to arbitration before I proceed with a Lemon Law case?

Do I need all of my repair invoices to prove my case?

Do only vehicles qualify under the Lemon Law?

Can you represent me if I move out of California?

Now that my vehicle is no longer under warranty, can I still pursue my claim?

Do all of my repairs have to be made before 18,000 miles or 18 months in order to bring a claim?

Do I really need a lawyer to pursue my case?

How long will my case take?

Will I be dealing with my lawyer or my lawyer's office staff?

Will my case go to trial?

What am I entitled to in a personal injury action?

Should I be seen by a doctor?

Do you have doctors to refer me to?

Who pays for the doctor bills?

How much is my case worth?

How is my car going to get repaired?

If my car is declared a total loss, how is the value of the vehicle determined?

Who pays for my rental expenses?

Will my lost earnings be recovered?

How does my attorney get paid?

Who pays for the costs of pursuing the case?

If I didn't carry automobile insurance at the time of my accident, will that affect my case?

Should I take photographs?

I didn't get a copy of the police report, how can I get it?

Are personal injury settlements taxable?