At Shainfeld Law, P.C., our Riverside–San Bernardino–Ontario area lemon law attorney knows many vehicle owners throughout California may believe their vehicles are exhibiting defects. Still, they are unsure what to do next. Even when they understand their cars, trucks, or SUVs might be lemons and that there are consumer laws that can protect them, moving forward with a claim can seem daunting.
Independently pursuing a major vehicle manufacturer like Ford, GM, or Chevy can be intimidating. But what’s the alternative? Paying an attorney to do the work for you?
Much confusion exists about how Inland Empire lemon lawyers are paid for their services.
We’re here to help set the record straight so our clients
understand they are never responsible for our legal fees.
Do Contingency Fees Pay California Lemon Law Attorneys?
A contingency fee is commonly used in legal matters, particularly personal injury cases or civil lawsuits. Instead of paying a lawyer an upfront fee or billing by the hour, the attorney’s fee is contingent upon the case’s successful outcome. In other words, the lawyer only gets paid if they win the case or reach a settlement on behalf of the client.
This fee structure can make legal representation more accessible to individuals who might not otherwise be able to afford it.
Under California’s Lemon Law, the auto manufacturer must pay all legal and attorney expenses if you win the case as part of Lemon Law protection.
Contact Our Lemon Law Attorney Today
If your vehicle cannot be fixed after a reasonable number of attempts and it is still under the manufacturer’s warranty, contact our experienced Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario metro area lemon law attorney at Shainfeld Law, P.C., today by calling 888-609-2593 or request a free consultation online to learn more about your rights as a California consumer and pursue a legal remedy that fits your needs.