How it works

Lemon law is one of the only consumer-protection statutes that legitimately costs you nothing — federal and state law require the manufacturer to pay your attorney's fees when you win. Here's the actual process, end to end.

1. 1. Free case review (2 minutes)

   You tell us the year/make/model, what's wrong, and how many times the dealer has had it in the shop. We figure out whether your state's lemon law thresholds apply.

2. 2. Match with a state-licensed attorney

   Lemon law statutes vary by state. We route your case to a licensed lemon law attorney in your state who handles it under your state's specific statute (and the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act as a backstop). You sign a contingency engagement letter — meaning $0 unless you win.

3. 3. Demand letter to the manufacturer

   Your attorney sends a formal demand citing the relevant statute, the repair history, and the remedy you're entitled to. Most manufacturers respond within 30 days because litigation is more expensive than settling.

4. 4. Settlement (or trial)

   90%+ of cases settle without a courtroom. You receive a refund (purchase price minus a mileage offset), a replacement vehicle, or a cash settlement where you keep the car. The manufacturer pays your attorney's fees separately.