If your vehicle has experienced this serious engine problem you are not required to wait and hope that General Motors will come up with a solution to repair the vehicle. Rather, federal law requires only that you reported the condition to General Motors through its dealers and that you provided General Motors’ dealers with a “reasonable opportunity” to repair your vehicle. If you have experienced this condition, or any other defective conditions with your vehicle, we may be able to help you bring a “Lemon Law” or “Breach of Warranty” claim against General Motors for a refund of your money paid, a replacement vehicle, or for monetary compensation.
Contact Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center® today for a free case evaluation. We will evaluate your claims on an individual basis and give you our opinion as to what relief you may recover under State and/or Federal lemon laws. Most importantly, should we accept your case, we will rely solely on the fee-shifting provisions of State and/or Federal Lemon Laws that would require General Motors LLC to pay your attorneys’ fees if you prevail. If you do not win your case, we will not charge you a fee. This way, we only get paid if you win or settle your case!
To learn more about our firm and to obtain a free case evaluation, call us toll-free at 1-800-US-LEMON.