If you live in Tallahassee and your vehicle keeps going back to the shop for the same warranty-covered issue, you should know that you have protection under the Florida Lemon Law. This law is designed to protect consumers who buy or lease vehicles that turn out to be defective.
At Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center®, we’ve helped protect the rights of Floridians for over 30 years. With over 60,000 successful cases under our belt, we understand the nuances of the lemon law in Tallahassee and how to stand up to even the biggest auto manufacturers.
If you live in Tallahassee, our lemon law attorneys are standing by to help—contact us for a free case review to see what compensation you may be owed.
Why Tallahassee Drivers Turn to Us
There are so many reasons why Tallahassee residents turn to our lemon law firm:
Free Case Evaluations & No Retainer Fee
We never charge a retainer fee, and we only get paid if we win or settle your case.
Direct Communication When You Need Answers
Our team is available to answer your questions, explain each step, and help you evaluate any offers that come your way. Although accepting or rejecting a settlement offer is always your decision.
Over 60,000 Resolved Cases Nationwide
We’ve successfully resolved over 60,000 cases nationwide, including more than 9,000 in Florida alone. Unlike some law firms that claim to handle Florida Lemon Law claims, we are experienced litigators and will use our experience to get you the fastest settlement possible for your case.
Have questions about your vehicle’s repair history or eligibility under the lemon law in Tallahassee? Reach out for a free case review.
What Is the Lemon Law in Tallahassee?
The lemon law in Tallahassee, otherwise known as the Florida Lemon Law, protects consumers who purchase or lease new vehicles with persistent defects that the manufacturer doesn’t fix despite multiple repair attempts (or extended time in the shop). Under this law:
- The vehicle must have been sold or leased in Florida
- The defect must be covered by the manufacturer’s warranty when first reported
- The problem must impair the vehicle’s use, value, or safety
- The vehicle must have been brought in for repairs three times, OR
- It must spend a total of 30 days in the shop waiting for repairs
Once you send formal notice of the defect (our lawyers handle this step for you), the manufacturer typically has one final chance to fix the issue. If the defect persists, the car qualifies as a lemon under state law.
Still not sure if you qualify under the Florida Lemon Law? Take our free, 60-second Lemon Test now.
Get Help With Your Tallahassee Lemon Law Claim in 3 Simple Steps
When you work with Krohn & Moss, Ltd., we make filing a lemon law claim simple:
1. You request a free case review
We’ll review your records to determine whether you have a valid lemon law claim. One of our Florida-licensed attorneys will next meet with you to discuss your repair records, warranty documents, vehicle history, and your specific rights and remedies. Unlike some law firms that make it impossible to actually talk with an attorney, we make it easy.
2. We guide you through the next steps
If your car qualifies, we help you understand your options and what outcomes may be available. Then, we get to work building the strongest possible case.
3. We work toward a fair resolution
Approximately 99 percent of our cases are resolved without going to trial. Along the way, we help you evaluate any settlement offers. We provide recommendations—but you always make the final decision. In the rare case the manufacturer doesn’t provide a satisfactory resolution, we’re prepared to take your case to trial and fight for the compensation you’re owed. Unlike other law firms that claim to practice in this field, we will actually take your case to trial if necessary.
Keep in mind that the time to file doesn’t last forever. If you live in Tallahassee, our lemon law lawyers are standing by to schedule your free, no-obligation case evaluation.
Does My Vehicle Qualify Under the Lemon Law in Tallahassee?
Many Tallahassee drivers aren’t sure whether their vehicle meets the state’s requirements. A few signs that your car might qualify include:
- A repeating warranty-covered problem the dealership hasn’t fixed
- A total of 30 days or more in the repair shop for warranty-covered issues
Even if your vehicle doesn’t meet all of the requirements of the Florida Lemon Law, you may qualify for protections under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act—a federal law that expands upon the protections at the state level.
If you’re unsure whether you qualify, our lemon law lawyers serving Tallahassee are here to help you make sense of your case. Schedule your free case review today.
Why Work With Our Lemon Law Lawyers?
Tallahassee drivers have options when it comes to legal representation, but we believe our practice stands out for several key reasons:
- Extensive experience: We’ve resolved over 60,000 cases nationwide and over 9,000 in Florida alone.
- In-depth knowledge: Our lawyers are well-versed in Florida’s consumer protection laws and are familiar with the state’s specific timelines and filing requirements.
- We fight for you: We work to put you in the best position to recover the compensation you’re owed.
- Clear communication: We explain each step, each document, and each offer clearly.
- We’ve seen it all: We have experience with every major auto manufacturer, and we know the tactics they use to minimize compensation.
- You will get to talk to a Florida-licensed attorney: Beware of law firms claiming to practice lemon law. If their website doesn’t identify them as Florida-licensed attorneys, they likely do not have accreditation. Be wary of these firms.
Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center® has dedicated decades to helping consumers like you take on big vehicle manufacturers. When you need guidance, we’re here. Request your free case review today.
