If your vehicle still has a defect after a reasonable number of repair attempts, you need to provide the manufacturer with written notice of defect via certified, registered, or express mail. Most consumers have a Florida Lemon Law attorney, like our experienced team at Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center®, do this on their behalf.
After providing notice, you need to grant the manufacturer with one final attempt to repair the defect. If this final attempt fails, consumers (or their attorneys) must submit a Request for Arbitration Form to the Department of Legal Affairs with all available documents that support the claim.
An arbitration board will then review the case and issue a ruling. If you are dissatisfied with the ruling, the next step is to file your claim with the courts.
Both the Florida Lemon Law and the federal Lemon Law include fee-shifting provisions that require manufacturers to pay the legal fees of consumers who win their Lemon Law case in court. Plus, our firm only charges for our services if we succeed in collecting compensation for our clients.
So rather than trying to file your Lemon Law claim by yourself, let us help. Having a knowledgeable attorney in your corner greatly increases your chance of success. And knowing that you’ll never pay out of pocket for our help should make the decision to contact us for a free case review an easy one to make.