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How to Respond When Your Lemon Law Claim Is Denied

By Nita Lemon Law Firm |

Receiving a denial of your California lemon law claim can be frustrating, especially if your new vehicle has spent weeks in the repair shop for the same recurring problem. Many consumers assume that a manufacturer’s denial is the final word and simply continue driving a defective vehicle or trade it in at a financial… Read More »

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Over One Million Jeeps Are Being Recalled. Is Your Car One of Them?

By Nita Lemon Law Firm |

Massive vehicle recalls have dominated automotive headlines in recent months, with several major manufacturers announcing safety campaigns affecting millions of vehicles. Among the most significant is a new Stellantis recall involving more than one million Jeep vehicles due to a fire risk that can occur even when the vehicle is parked and turned off…. Read More »

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Common Manufacturer Arguments and How to Counter Them

By Nita Lemon Law Firm |

California’s Lemon Law provides strong protections for consumers who purchase defective new vehicles covered under the manufacturer’s original warranty. But even when a vehicle has repeated problems, manufacturers rarely admit liability without a fight. Instead, automakers and their attorneys often rely on a familiar set of defenses designed to minimize or defeat lemon law… Read More »

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California Lemon Law & Lease Agreements

By Nita Lemon Law Firm |

Leasing a vehicle is a popular option for many California drivers. Lower monthly payments, the ability to upgrade to a newer model every few years, and reduced long-term maintenance concerns make leasing attractive. But when a leased vehicle develops persistent defects, many consumers are unsure whether they have the same protections as buyers. The… Read More »

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How Dealership Practices Can Impact Lemon Law Claims

By Nita Lemon Law Firm |

For many consumers, the dealership is the first line of defense when a new vehicle develops a serious defect. While manufacturers are ultimately responsible under California Lemon Law, the way a dealership handles repairs, communications, and documentation can dramatically influence the outcome of a claim. Understanding how dealership behavior can affect your rights and… Read More »

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Lemon Law Considerations for Electric Vehicles (EVs)

By Nita Lemon Law Firm |

California leads the nation in electric vehicle adoption. With a history of state incentives, expanding charging infrastructure, and manufacturer commitments to electrification, EVs are now a common sight on California roads. But as electric vehicle ownership increases, so do disputes involving EV battery failures, charging malfunctions, software defects, and drivetrain problems. While California Lemon… Read More »

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Lemon Law Rights After a Recall With No Immediate Remedy

By Nita Lemon Law Firm |

When a vehicle manufacturer announces a recall, many consumers feel a sense of relief. A recall suggests that the manufacturer has acknowledged a defect and will fix the problem. Unfortunately, recalls often raise more questions than they answer, especially when the manufacturer admits there is no immediate remedy available. In these situations, consumers frequently… Read More »

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Why You Never Want to Arbitrate Your Lemon Law Claim

By Nita Lemon Law Firm |

When consumers purchase or lease a new vehicle, they reasonably expect it to be safe, reliable, and free from serious defects. When a vehicle repeatedly breaks down or suffers from unresolved warranty issues, California’s Lemon Law provides powerful protections, including the right to a refund or replacement. Unfortunately, many consumers are steered toward arbitration… Read More »

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Ford Issues Massive Fuel-Pump Recall Affecting 850,000 Vehicles

By Nita Lemon Law Firm |

In July 2025, Ford issued a major safety recall affecting 850,318 vehicles because of a defect in the low-pressure fuel pump that can cause engine stalls. According to Ford’s report to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the problem is serious: fuel pressure and flow may drop, starving the engine, and in some… Read More »

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California’s New Procedures for Lemon Law Claims and Why It Matters for Consumers With Problem Vehicles

By Nita Lemon Law Firm |

It’s been just over a year since Governor Newsom signed Assembly Bill (AB) 1755 into law, creating a new set of procedures for consumers wishing to pursue a lemon law claim against their vehicle manufacturer. Noting the controversy surrounding the bill at the time it was signed, the governor indicated trailer legislation would soon… Read More »

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