Lemon Law

Florida Lemon Law Attorney

Get Help With a Defective Vehicle in Florida

Stuck With a Lemon Car in Florida? We Can Help.

If you purchased or leased a defective vehicle in Florida, you may be protected under the Florida Lemon Law. Our experienced Florida Lemon Law attorneys help consumers recover compensation when manufacturers fail to fix serious vehicle defects. You should not be stuck paying for a vehicle that does not work properly.

You may be entitled to a vehicle buyback, replacement, or cash settlement.

Florida Lemon Law – Know Your Rights

Florida’s Lemon Law protects consumers who purchase or lease new vehicles with substantial defects that impair the vehicle’s use, value, or safety. If the manufacturer cannot repair the defect after a reasonable number of attempts, the vehicle may legally qualify as a lemon under Florida law.

Common defects covered under Florida Lemon Law include:

Engine or transmission problems
Electrical system failures
Brake or steering defects
Stalling or loss of power
Repeated warning lights
Air conditioning and cooling system failures
Hybrid and electric vehicle defects

If your vehicle has been in the repair shop or out of
service for multiple days same issue, you may have a valid Florida Lemon Law claim.

How a Florida Lemon Law Attorney Can Help

Our Florida Lemon Law attorneys handle every step of the legal process and deal directly with the vehicle manufacturer on your behalf. We fight to protect your rights and secure the maximum compensation available under Florida law.

We may help you recover:

You do not have to negotiate with the dealership or manufacturer alone.

You Will Pay No Attorney Fees Unless We Settle Or Win Your Case

Most Florida Lemon Law cases are handled at no out-of-pocket cost to you. In successful cases, the vehicle manufacturer is required to pay your attorney fees and legal costs.

Do I Qualify Under Florida Lemon Law?

You may qualify if:

Your vehicle is covered by the manufacturer’s warranty
The same defect has been repaired multiple times
Your vehicle has been out of service for an extended period
The defect substantially affects the vehicle’s safety, use, or value
Even if you are unsure, speaking with a Florida Lemon Law lawyer can help clarify your rights.
The same defect with multiple attempted repairs within a certain Period of time.
A defect under florida’s law is not only recourse. You also may rights for breach of a written warranty under the Magnusonmoss warranty act.
Moss warranty act (mmwa)- a federal law governing warranties of all products that come with a written manufacturer’s warranty including but not limited

to vehicles , watercrafts (I.E yachts, sailboats, jet skis…) and appliances used for Personal purposes.

Do I Qualify Under MMWA:

You may qualify if:

We may help you recover:

Why Choose Our Florida Lemon Law Attorneys?

Extensive experience handling Florida Lemon Law claims
Proven results against major auto manufacturers
Free case evaluations
Clear communication and personal attention
Dedicated to protecting Florida consumers

We focus exclusively on helping drivers across Florida resolve lemon vehicle disputes.

Free Florida lemon law and MMWA case evaluation

If you believe you purchased a lemon vehicle in Florida, don’t wait. Strict deadlines apply under Florida Lemon Law.

Call now or complete our online form to speak with a Florida Lemon Law attorney today.
There is no obligation, no risk, and no cost to get started.

Diminished Value Claims

After a car accident, even if your vehicle is fully repaired, it may still be worth significantly less than it was before the crash. This loss in value is known as diminished value. When a vehicle has an accident history reported through services such as Carfax or AutoCheck, buyers and dealerships often view the vehicle as less desirable. As a result, the resale or trade-in value of the vehicle can decrease, even when the repairs were done properly. A diminished value claim allows the owner of a vehicle damaged in an accident to seek compensation for the reduction in the vehicle’s market value. These claims are typically made against the at-fault driver’s insurance company and are separate from the cost of repairing the vehicle.

Diminished value claims are often appropriate when:

An experienced attorney can evaluate whether a diminished value claim after a car accident is appropriate and may work with valuation experts to determine the true loss in the vehicle’s market value.
If your vehicle has been damaged in an accident caused by another driver, you may be entitled to recover compensation for the diminished value of your vehicle in addition to the cost of repairs.