[Attorney Mi-Soo Choi] Repeated car breakdowns? “I’ll help you with the Lemon Law~”

About 10% of the more than 2 million cars sold each year in California are considered defective. Fortunately, California has a very consumer-friendly 'Lemon Law' known as the 'Song-Beverly Law'.

According to 'Attorney Mi-Soo Choi', who specializes in Lemon Law and major personal injury, the Lemon Law stipulates that the car manufacturer should exchange or refund the vehicle if defects repeatedly occur in a new car purchased or leased. In addition, customers can obtain legal compensation from the manufacturer if they prove that the car is a lemon.

Attorney Choi said, “In general, the settlement amount under the Lemon Law varies depending on the make and model of the car, its model year, purchase price, and mileage. The help of a knowledgeable and experienced Lemon Law Attorney will go a long way in proving your case convincingly, and there will be no Lemon Law attorney fees charged to our clients.”

To file a Lemon Law lawsuit, you need either a Lemon Law repurchase guarantee, a manufacturer's original new vehicle warranty, or a dealer-certified pre-ownership warranty. It's also a good idea to keep all work orders and repair invoices from your body shop or dealer's service department, as you need to show that you've attempted to repair your car a reasonable number of times.

Lemon law lawsuits can expect vehicle replacement, refund of purchase price, additional repairs, cash, mileage offset, service contract extension, and reimbursement of incidental expenses. Attorney Mi-soo Choi has been in the practice for over 13 years. In particular, we have successfully obtained customer compensation in every single case without exception, even when the dealership claims to be unable to confirm the problem with the car.

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