The 2021 Chevy Silverado has experienced multiple defects. The Michigan Lemon Law can provide remedies if you are a Silverado owner/lessee ..read more

The Michigan Lemon Law does not list specific defects which constitute impairment of use or value. Your lawyer must be prepared to prove impairment to win your case ..read more

General Motors is having extensive problems fixing certain diesel engines in newer trucks and SUV's ..read more

This blog takes a look at a recent Michigan Lemon lawsuit regarding a 2021 Jeep Cherokee ..read more

A technical service bulletin, (TSB), can potentially have Michigan Lemon Law implications ..read more

Michigan's Lemon Law can be technical and sometimes difficult to navigate. The best policy is to prepare and get started as early as possible. When you first have problems with your vehicle, this is your opportunity to document everything and be very clear in your communications with the dealer and the manufacturer. Doing so will put you in an advantageous position should you have to use the Lemon Law. You will also put your attorney in a better position to represent you and get you the settlement you deserve ..read more

Dropping off your Lemon vehicle at the dealer and refusing to pay for it is an aggressive tactic for consumers. The best strategy is to seek advice from an experienced auto warranty lawyer before taking this action ..read more

While the Michigan Lemon Law has some complexity, the basics are quite easy to understand. There are 2 ways to qualify At least 3 repair attempts for the same defect or condition The vehicle must be subject to at least 3 repair attempts for the same defect or condition that substantially i ..read more

Infotainment system defects, safety warning defects, and navigation and connection glitches can be serious problems in new vehicles. Computer updates often do not help, and manufacturers struggle to find permanent solutions. The Michigan Lemon law may qualify you for a repurchase or cash compensation if you experience these problems ..read more

We live in a new auto repair landscape. Many clients of mine who have the ability to GPS track their vehicle are reporting the vehicle is at the same exact spot at the dealership for months at a time. Just sitting there, not being repaired. If a vehicle is under warranty, the manufacturer has a legal responsibility to fix it in a timely manner or buy it back. Don't wait three or four months to take action. Being proactive can often lead to a resolution that will get you back on the road. If you live in Michigan and your vehicle has been out of service at least 25 days, consider your legal opti ..read more