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If you’ve purchased a defective vehicle in El Paso, Texas, you could be eligible for compensation under the state’s lemon law. Krohn & Moss, Ltd. makes it easy to file a claim—all you have to do is call.
We have over 30 years of experience fighting for the rights of Texans, and we’re prepared to put an end to your vehicle woes. Our team is made up of real, experienced attorneys (we’re NOT a referral website) who are with you at every stage of your case. We have extensive litigation experience and are willing to go as far as necessary to secure the compensation you’re entitled to. Best of all, we do not get paid a fee unless we win or settle your case.
Don’t go another day living with the stress of a defective vehicle. Schedule your free case review with our lemon law lawyers serving El Paso, TX.
The lemon law in El Paso, known more widely as the Texas Lemon Law, protects consumers who’ve purchased or leased a vehicle with recurring problem(s). To qualify for lemon law coverage in El Paso, your vehicle must:
The repair attempts (or time out of service) must occur during the first 24 months or 24,000 miles of ownership, whichever comes first.
Not sure if you qualify? Take our free, 60-second Lemon Test to find out.
Our lemon law lawyers serving El Paso, TX offer comprehensive legal guidance to uphold your rights:
Instead of trying to handle your case alone, let us review your case for free. We’ll assess your situation to determine if you have a valid lemon law claim. We never promise unrealistic settlement numbers, and you’ll leave this meeting with a clear understanding of your chances of success.
Strong documentation can make or break a lemon law case. Our attorneys will help you gather, request, and organize the key paperwork needed to support your claim, such as auto repair orders, service invoices, warranty information, dealership communications, and timelines of defects and attempted fixes. We ensure everything is complete, consistent, and ready to present effectively.
We’ll negotiate with manufacturers on your behalf to seek a fair resolution. 99% of our cases settle during this stage, meaning you may get the compensation you’re owed without ever setting foot in a Court of Law.
While the majority of our cases settle before trial, we have extensive litigation experience, and we’re ready to go as far as necessary to secure what you’re owed. If necessary, our experienced litigators will represent you in a Court of Law to fight for your rights.
If you live in El Paso, TX, our lemon law lawyers are standing by to help. Schedule your free case review today.
As dedicated lemon law attorneys serving El Paso, Texas, we offer:
Don’t let a defective vehicle burden you financially and emotionally. Contact the lemon law lawyers at Krohn & Moss, Ltd. today for a free case evaluation. Let us help you fight for justice.
If the state lemon law doesn’t apply to your vehicle, the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act may be able to help. This federal law offers additional protections, allowing us to pursue a claim for your defective vehicle even if it doesn’t meet all of the state law’s criteria.
The Texas Lemon Law only covers vehicles purchased in Texas. However, the Federal Lemon Law may apply to certain vehicles if they were bought in a neighboring state. This is especially useful for El Paso residents who might have purchased vehicles in neighboring New Mexico.
The lemon law in El Paso may apply to used vehicles in certain situations. Most importantly, the Federal Lemon Law offers additional protection for used vehicles, including private party sales. This means that if your used car has a defect that’s covered by the original manufacturer’s warranty, you may be eligible for a claim.
The Texas Lemon Law covers new and some used passenger vehicles. These include cars, trucks, motorcycles, motor homes, and towable recreational vehicles (TRVs) purchased or leased in Texas. The law applies to vehicles covered by the original manufacturer’s warranty when the defect was first taken in for repairs.
Under the Texas Lemon Law, A lemon law complaint must be filed within six (6) months following whichever comes first:
To be safe, the complaint should be filed as soon as you realize the dealer is having problems repairing the vehicle.
Have more questions? Reach out to our experienced team for your free case review.
With experienced legal support on your side, you can begin your lemon law case at little, or, in many cases, no upfront cost to you. Contact our lemon law attorneys serving El Paso, TX for a free case review today and learn how we can help.
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