Lemon Law Attorneys - Boca Raton

Do I Qualify Under the Lemon Law in Boca Raton?

You may qualify under the Florida Lemon Law if you meet the following conditions:

• You purchased or leased a new (or demonstrator) vehicle in the state
• The vehicle has a significant defect that affects its use, safety, or value
• You requested that an authorized service agent repair the defect within 24 months of receiving the vehicle.
• The service agent failed to repair the defect after three or more attempts OR 30+ days with the vehicle

Even if you don’t meet all the state lemon law requirements, you could still qualify under the Federal Lemon Law. Also known as the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, this statute builds upon the protections offered at the state level.

Whether your vehicle came from a dealership on Federal Highway or a showroom near Town Center Mall, you have rights under the law. Take our 60-second Lemon Test to learn if you qualify.

Don’t Waste Your Money

Some Boca dealerships will pressure you to trade in your vehicle or provide “repairs” that don’t fix the issue in the long run. Maybe you’ve been forced to take rideshares while waiting on repairs, pay costly repair bills, or rely on rental cars.

Don’t let the manufacturer run up your tab. If you have a lemon, the manufacturer owes you a refund or a replacement vehicle. Touch base with us for a free case review to see if you qualify for a lemon law claim! Remember: we never charge a retainer fee, and we only get paid if you win or settle your case!

Why Choose Krohn & Moss, Ltd.?

Krohn & Moss, Ltd. is proud to be the lemon law firm Boca Raton trusts when vehicles fail to live up to their promises. Here’s why:

Proven Results

We’ve helped over 8,000 Floridians and more than 60,000 Americans secure compensation for their defective vehicles.

Extensive Experience

We have over 25 years of experience handling lemon law cases. We understand the fine print of the lemon law and what it takes to secure appropriate compensation for you. From Atlantic Avenue to the Boca Inlet, we know what Florida drivers are up against.

Personalized Service

Filing a lemon law claim might feel overwhelming. But we work hard to make the process easy and stress-free. We respond to all calls and emails within 48 hours and keep you in the loop whether you’re beachside, dockside, or stuck roadside.

No Retainer Fee

You won’t pay a retainer fee, and you’ll owe nothing unless we win or settle your case. Plus, if we win your case in court, the manufacturer must cover your attorney’s fees.

What Compensation Could I Receive?

If your vehicle is deemed a lemon under the state’s lemon law, you’ll typically be entitled to your choice of:

• A refund
• A replacement vehicle worth up to 105% of the vehicle’s MSRP

If you win your case in court, you may also receive additional compensation. This could include funds to cover repairs, rental car fees, and other expenses related to your faulty vehicle. The court can also require the manufacturer to pay your lawyer’s fees. This can make it even more worthwhile for you to pursue a lemon law claim.

How Does a Boca Raton Lemon Law Claim Work?

At Krohn & Moss, Ltd., we make it easy for you to file a lemon law claim. Here’s what you can expect when you reach out to our team:

1. Initial Consultation

When you approach Krohn & Moss, Ltd. for assistance with a lemon law claim, we provide a free case review to help you understand your eligibility. During this meeting, we’ll review the details of your case, including the issues you’ve experienced with your vehicle and any repair attempts you’ve made.

2. Next Steps

If you have a valid case, our law firm will handle all the necessary steps. This may include:

• Filing a formal complaint
• Negotiating with the manufacturer
• Pursuing litigation if necessary

3. Ongoing Support

Throughout the process, we’ll keep you informed and provide support, ensuring you always understand your rights. We strive to secure appropriate resolutions for our clients, no matter what it takes.

We’re committed to seeing your case through with persistence and care, helping you pursue the justice you deserve every step of the way.

Speak to Our Lemon Law Lawyers Serving Boca Raton

If you believe your vehicle qualifies as a lemon, don’t wait another second. Our experienced team at Krohn & Moss, Ltd. will guide you through the complexities of the lemon law and secure the compensation you’re entitled to.

Boca drivers take pride in their rides and deserve better than a broken-down car. Contact us today for your free case review and take the first step towards getting the compensation you’re owed.

Remember, you don’t have to face this challenge alone. Let us fight for your rights!

Boca Raton - Lemon Law FAQ

What Vehicles Are Protected by the Florida Lemon Law?

The Florida Lemon Law covers new and demonstrator vehicles (including the motor vehicle portion of recreational vehicles) purchased or leased in Florida. It does not cover trucks that weigh more than 10,000 pounds, vehicles purchased for resale, off-road vehicles, motorcycles, mopeds, or the living portion of recreational vehicles.

Am I Covered by the Lemon Law in Boca Raton?

If your vehicle has a warranty-covered nonconformity that the dealer has failed to fix multiple times, you’re likely covered by the lemon law in Boca Raton. Take our 60-second Lemon Test to see if you qualify.

What Defects Are Eligible?

Commonly covered defects include engine and transmission problems, brake system failures, electrical malfunctions, steering issues, and safety feature failures. However, any warranty-covered defect that substantially impairs the vehicle’s use, safety, or value can be eligible.

How Many Repair Attempts Are Required?

Typically, the Florida Lemon Law requires 3 unsuccessful repair attempts before a vehicle is considered a lemon. However, if you’ve had even just a single unsuccessful attempt, we encourage you to reach out to our team. We can help you navigate the process to make sure you take the right steps.

What Counts as an Out-of-Service Day?

An out-of-service day is any day when the vehicle is left with the dealer or manufacturer. It can also be a day when the vehicle is left with an authorized service provider. These days may include both weekends and holidays.