Lemon Law Attorney - Fort Worth, TX

How the Lemon Law Protects Fort Worth Drivers

The lemon law in Fort Worth, also known as the Texas Lemon Law, is designed to protect consumers when a warranty-covered defect substantially impairs their vehicle’s use, safety, or value. If the manufacturer does not fix the issue despite a reasonable opportunity to do so (typically 4 attempts or 30 days out of service waiting on repairs), the vehicle is considered a lemon.

This protection applies to new vehicles, demonstrators, and in some cases leased vehicles, as long as the defect arises during the warranty period.

Texas lemon law claims generally must be filed within two years from the date the original owner took possession of the vehicle. Before filing, Texas law typically requires that the manufacturer be given written notice and a final opportunity to repair the defect at a designated facility.

If this sounds complex—don’t worry. Our lemon law attorneys take care of all the fine print to ensure you have the greatest chance of a successful outcome.

Common Defects We See in Fort Worth Lemon Law Cases

While lemon law claims can involve many different types of defects, some of the most commonly reported ones include:

• Infotainment system defects, such as freezing screens, faulty cameras, or malfunctioning displays
• Suspension and steering issues that affect stability, alignment, or control
• Transmission problems, including slipping, jerking, or hesitation
• Engine issues like stalling, misfires, or loss of power
• Electrical defects involving dashboard warnings, wiring, or battery drain
• Brake system failures or recurring safety concerns
• And many more

If your vehicle experiences any of these problems—and the dealer hasn’t resolved them—you may qualify for a lemon law claim. Take our free Lemon Test to see if you qualify.

Why Fort Worth Drivers Choose Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center®

There are so many reasons why consumers turn to us for help with their lemon law claim.

Extensive Experience in Texas Lemon Law

We have resolved over 2,000 Texas lemon law cases, giving us deep familiarity with the issues local drivers face and how manufacturers typically respond.

60,000+ Cases Nationwide

With more than three decades of experience, we’ve handled a wide range of defects across all major auto brands.

99% of Cases Resolve Before Trial

We resolve most cases through settlement, allowing clients to move forward without the stress of litigation.

Clear Fee Structure

We never charge a retainer fee, and we only get paid if we prevail—meaning you win or settle your case. If you win in court,  we will seek out attorneys’ fees and costs from the manufacturer per fee-shifting provisions in the law that require the manufacturer to pay the consumer’s attorneys fees and costs.

Support During Every Offer

We review every offer with you and provide recommendations based on our decades of experience, but you always have the final say.

If you’re tired of dealing with a broken-down vehicle, schedule your free case review today.

Filing a Lemon Law Claim in Fort Worth, TX

Krohn & Moss, Ltd. makes filing a lemon law claim simple and stress-free. Here’s what you can expect when you work with our team:

1. Case Review & Legal Strategy

During your free case evaluation, we examine your repair history to determine whether your claim is stronger under the Texas Lemon Law, the Federal Lemon Law, also known as the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. Our experience with Texas cases helps us quickly identify the most effective strategy.

2. Notices & Manufacturer Communication

Some claims require written notice or communication with the manufacturer. We prepare and send these documents for you, ensuring all legal requirements and timelines are met. You don’t need to speak to the manufacturer at all—we handle everything.

3. Arbitration Representation

Many lemon law claims involve arbitration before moving forward. We guide you through the process, help organize your evidence, and represent your interests throughout. Arbitration is not the final step, but it can influence how the case progresses.

4. Settlement or Litigation Path

If arbitration does not resolve the matter—or if it isn’t required—your case may move toward negotiation or litigation. 99% of cases resolve before trial, and we will counsel you on every offer subject to your express approval. Should litigation continue, we will support you with clear guidance at every stage.

If your vehicle issues have gone on long enough, you can schedule your free case review to find out what options are available.

Serving Fort Worth and Surrounding Communities

If you live in Fort Worth or nearby areas like Arlington, Keller, or North Richland Hills, our lemon law team can assist you. We’re available to answer questions, review your repair documents, and help you understand exactly what the law may allow.