Welcome to 50 States Lemon Law!

If you are driving a defective vehicle, whether it is a Car, Truck, Van, SUV, Motorcycle or RV, you have found the right website! 50StatesLemonLaw.com has a complete listing of all State Lemon Laws, a collection of experienced Lemon Law Lawyers, tips for handling your Lemon vehicle, explanations for common Lemon and Warranty terms, an extensive FAQ section, Lemon Law Links and more! If you need a Lemon Law Attorney, simply click on your state on the map below to find an experienced Lemon Law Lawyer to handle your Lemon claim.

Quick Lemon Tips:

1. Always research a vehicle before buying it.
2. If your vehicle is defective, notify the dealer promptly.
3. Make sure your Complaints are written down in your words by the dealer.
4. Be sure to get a copy of the written Repair Order/Invoice for each dealer service attempt.
5. Hire a Lemon Law Attorney. In most states, it is completely FREE

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All states have lemon laws so you are protected if you purchase a new motor vehicle that is defective. Most states include a provision in their lemon law that allows for recovery of your reasonable attorney fees in you have a lemon.

In order to prove that you have a lemon, you have to show that your vehicle suffered a serious defect that the manufacturer was unable to fix. The defect must show up and be presented to the manufacturer within a certain time frame, usually before the end of the first year to  eighteen months of ownership. In addition, the defect must be substantial, i.e. a problem or defect involving the transmission, engine,  electrical, suspension, brakes etc... before it can be the basis of a lemon law claim. (This list is not exclusive by any means, it is merely an example. Where the defect is a minor problem such as a mirror or radio, the likelihood that the defect will meet the criteria under your state lemon law is greatly decreased.

The manufacturer must be given a reasonable opportunity to correct the defect(s) before you can begin a lemon law claim. Typically, that number is 3 or 4. After the manufacturer fails to repair the problem, you may be entitled to a full refund of the purchase price or a free replacement vehicle or cash compensation. Your relief/remedy depends upon the state law that you are operating under and the severity of your vehicle's problems. All of the information that you need can be found here, whether it is a copy of the state lemon law, or legal assistance in dealing with your claim. Your one stop source for Lemon Law information is right here at 50StatesLemonLaw.com!