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Owning a car that constantly breaks down isn’t just frustrating—it can be dangerous and leave you with a hole in your pocket. If you live in Milwaukee and are dealing with a defective car, truck, or SUV, you may be entitled to compensation.
At Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center®️, our lemon law attorneys serving Milwaukee are here to help you pursue justice and recover what you’re entitled to.
For over 30 years, our firm has represented consumers across the country, and we have more than 60,000 success stories under our belt. We’re committed to holding manufacturers accountable—and we never charge a retainer fee to do so. We only get paid if you win or settle your case, making pursuing justice all the more accessible for our clients.
Don’t wait another day to pursue the compensation you’re owed—If you live in Milwaukee, our lemon law attorneys are standing by to help with a free case review.
The lemon law in Milwaukee, otherwise known as the Wisconsin Lemon Law, provides important protection for consumers who buy or sell a vehicle that turns out to be defective. This law helps ensure you receive an appropriate refund or replacement when manufacturers fail to fix significant vehicle problems.
Wisconsin’s Lemon Law covers new cars, trucks, motorcycles, and motor homes with a warranty-covered defect(s) that seriously harms the vehicle’s safety, value, or use. The problem must surface within one year of the date of delivery to the original owner.
You could be entitled to a refund (minus a reasonable mileage/use deduction offset), replacement vehicle, or cash settlement. Our experienced lemon law lawyers handle all of the paperwork and litigation involved. Additionally, the manufacturer may be required to pay for your collateral costs when you win at trial.
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For your vehicle to qualify as a lemon in Milwaukee, you must allow the manufacturer four attempts to fix the problem. Your vehicle may also qualify if it’s been out of service for 30 days waiting on repairs. If these criteria sound 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.
Under the lemon law in Milwaukee, your vehicle’s defect must have surfaced within one year of the original date of delivery. And you have 36 months from the original date of delivery to file a claim.
That said, we can still file cases under the Federal Lemon Law after this window closes. However, the sooner you act, the greater your chance of a successful recovery. If you purchased or leased a vehicle that’s not working as it should, we recommend reaching out to our lemon law attorneys as soon as possible.
If your vehicle qualifies as a lemon, state law dictates that the manufacturer must compensate you. You’ll typically be entitled to either a replacement vehicle or a refund of your purchase price, minus a mileage offset fee.
The manufacturer must also cover related expenses, including your attorney’s fees, if you win at trial. This provision allows you to get the legal help you need without putting a strain on your budget.
While the state law primarily protects new vehicles, used car buyers still have several options:
Here’s why we’re the lemon law lawyer Milwaukee trusts:
Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center® has handled over 60,000 cases nationwide. For more than 30 years, we have challenged every major auto manufacturer. We have taken over 500 cases to trial and prepared every case like it will go the distance. While most cases resolve before trial, trial readiness strengthens our position in negotiations and protects your best interests.
We are an actual law firm, not a referral website. We proudly share our attorneys’ biographies as well as real client stories on our site, and you always know who is responsible for your case. Experience and accountability matter when you are taking on a major auto manufacturer.
We prevail in 99 percent of the cases we handle, and 99 percent resolve before trial. We never charge a retainer fee and only get paid if we win or settle your case. Our ultimate goal? Make it easy and worthwhile for our clients to file a claim.
No lemon law case has a preset dollar value. We do not advertise unrealistic numbers to attract attention. Instead, we evaluate cases based on facts, real documentation, and the applicable law. With over 60,000 cases handled nationwide, our experience speaks for itself.
Here’s what you can expect when you reach out to our team:
During your free case review, we’ll discuss your vehicle, the defect in question, and any repair attempts you’ve made. We’ll also cover the claim process in-depth and answer any questions you have.
If your case qualifies, we’ll get to work building your case and taking the steps necessary to prepare for a claim. This typically starts with us gathering documentation of the issue and notifying the auto manufacturer in writing about the defect.
If the manufacturer doesn’t resolve the problem at this stage, we will file a claim and go through the manufacturer’s arbitration program, if one exists. In 99% of cases, we’re able to reach a resolution before going to trial.
We provide guidance when reviewing settlement offers, but the final decision is always up to you. In the rare case you’re not satisfied with the outcome at this stage, we’re prepared to litigate and fight for the compensation you’re entitled to.
The state’s lemon law does not explicitly cover private party sales. However, you may have protections under other types of consumer protection laws, such as the Federal Lemon Law. Contact us to learn more about your specific case.
You have three years from taking possession of the vehicle to file a claim under state law and four years under the Federal Lemon Law. However, we recommend acting as soon as you suspect you have a lemon.
Used vehicles often have protection under federal warranty laws even when the state lemon law doesn’t apply. So, if your vehicle was under warranty at the time of the first repair attempt, you may have a case. Our attorneys can help determine your best course of action.
The state lemon law requires manufacturers to pay consumers’ attorney fees when the consumer prevails at trial. Additionally, we don’t collect attorney’s fees unless you win or settle your case. This translates to no out-of-pocket costs for most of our clients.
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