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If your new or leased car keeps breaking down despite repeated repairs, you may have a valid claim under California’s Lemon Law. At VBV Law Group, we help car owners and lessees secure buybacks, replacements, or cash settlements from manufacturers. From communication with dealerships to legal filing, we handle every step — at no cost to you unless we win.

Protecting your rights

Vehicle issues shouldn’t become your full-time job. VBV Law takes over the paperwork, repair records, and correspondence with manufacturers so you don’t have to. We enforce your rights under California’s Lemon Law — ensuring you receive fair compensation, a new vehicle, or a full refund for your defective car.

We guide our clients through every stage of the litigation process, from case evaluation and negotiation to trial repres.

New Vehicle Defects

Cars that spend excessive time in the shop for the same recurring issue.

Used & Certified Pre-Owned Lemons

Covered if still under manufacturer warranty at the time of defect.

Manufacturer Buybacks Gone Wrong

We verify prior lemon repairs to prevent resale violations.

Electrical & Safety System Failures

From check-engine lights to airbag or brake defects, we ensure every dangerous malfunction is properly documented.

Luxury and EV Claims

Electric vehicles and high-end brands are also protected under state law; we handle complex tech and battery-related defects.

Legal guidance

We review your repair orders and warranty history to confirm Lemon Law eligibility in one free call.

Strategic case approach

We push for a full buyback or replacement, often resolving cases within 60–90 days.

Focused solution

Our team manages all manufacturer communication, arbitration, and settlement documentation.

Legal guidance

We review your repair orders and warranty history to confirm Lemon Law eligibility in one free call.

Answers to your legal questions

If your vehicle has had multiple unsuccessful repairs for the same issue or has been in the shop for over 30 days total, it may qualify. 

Yes. California protects both buyers and lessees for defects under manufacturer warranty. 

No. The manufacturer covers attorney fees if your case is successful — you never pay out of pocket. 

Repair orders, service invoices, and warranty booklets are key — our team helps you collect and organize them.