At Shainfeld Law, P.C., our lemon law attorney in Los Angeles knows that buying a new car is a very exciting and proud moment in anyone’s life. It is possible to ask nearly anyone in California what their first new car was, and they can probably tell you with certainty, and a smile, what it was. Today, consumers are buying new vehicles for the same reasons they have for decades: The promise of its reliability. Consumer Reports stated that concerns about reliability and repairs are why they are not considering buying a used vehicle. The report listed reliability co ..read more

At Shainfeld Law, P.C., our Los Angeles lemon lawyer knows that car prices are higher than ever, and that interest rates are equally as steep, making it a significant investment to purchase a new vehicle. Because of these substantial costs, individuals and families alike are purchasing used vehicles instead. While California consumers typically have confidence in a new vehicle purchase, buying a used car usually causes their minds to shift to questions like, “Where has this car been?” and “What did the previous owners do to it?” The reality is, when you purchase a previousl ..read more

At Shainfeld Law, P.C., our Los Angeles, California lemon law attorney keeps his finger on the pulse of all things that impact vehicle safety. That includes the tens of millions of vehicles with Takata air bags that are under recall. The latest recall involves Takata air bags built with non-azide driver inflators (NADI), and are separate from the much larger and ongoing Takata air bag inflator safety recalls. The newest recall safety concerns include the affected vehicle’s long-term exposure to high heat and humidity, which are both common in California summers, which ..read more

At Shainfeld Law, P.C., our California lemon law attorney in Los Angeles outline each of our client’s cases to provide customized legal representation that produces the best results for their unique needs. For some, that could mean taking a cash and keep offer for their California lemon law claim. According to the California Lemon Law, if your vehicle has endured a qualifying number of repair attempts, or has been in the repair shop for a total of 30 days or more, you may be eligible to pursue a legal remedy from the manufacturer. The legal remedies available ..read more

Our California lemon law attorney in Los Angeles at Shainfeld Law, P.C. knows that no one expects their new or used warranty-protected vehicle to start exhibiting mechanical problems as soon as they pull off the lot. The reality is, it happens more often than most think. Part of the allure of purchasing a vehicle covered by the manufacturer’s warranty is that if something goes wrong, you do not have to pay for it. This can give owners a false sense of dealership drop-offs, assuming everything will be fine once they pick up the vehicle. In addition, California vehi ..read more

At Shainfeld Law, P.C., our California lemon law attorney in Los Angeles work tirelessly to ensure our clients get a fair and just settlement from their vehicle manufacturers when pursuing a legal remedy under the California Lemon Law. Our aggressive approach to producing results for our California clients reflects our 99% success rate, and ability to typically produce results in as little as 30-60 days. This means we are always looking out for each of our client’s best interests. Here are a few things to consider when pursuing a lemon law claim where a vehicle bu ..read more

At Shainfeld Law, P.C., our Los Angeles, California lemon law attorney knows that before our clients are eligible to pursue a claim against their vehicle manufacturer, their car, truck, or SUV must still be under warranty. The question is, how do they know exactly what their warranties cover? Not only is the language outlined in a vehicle warranty confusing, but it is practically impossible to know what “bumper-to-bumper” means. Does it mean any problem or potential defect is covered? The last thing anyone wants to hear after purchasing a new or used vehicle that is st ..read more

When California residents buy or lease a new or used car that is under warranty, it is only reasonable to expect it to function properly. After all, that is the point of getting a new — or new to you — vehicle. It is also the reason behind purchasing a vehicle with a manufacturer’s warranty. A manufacturer’s warranty gives drivers peace of mind, knowing they have a backup plan if there is an issue with the car, truck, or SUV. When the warranty covers their repairs, it means no out-of-pocket costs associated with dropping it off at the dealership. That is, until the vehicle undergoes a qua ..read more

At Shainfeld Law, P.C., our California lemon law attorney in Los Angeles knows that when California residents have vehicles that are impacted by multiple recalls, they worry about their and their families’ safety. The truth is, they should. The National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act gives the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration the authority to issue vehicle safety standards and to require manufacturers to recall vehicles that have safety-related defects or do not meet Federal safety standards. The question becomes, if your vehicle has ..read more

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