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If you live in Indianapolis, you know how important it is to have a reliable vehicle. Unfortunately, even newer vehicles can break down unexpectedly. If your vehicle isn’t working as it should, our lemon law attorneys are here to assist you.
Krohn & Moss, Ltd. fights tooth and nail to protect your rights and bring you the compensation you’re entitled to. With a 99% success rate and no out-of-pocket fees, there’s no reason not to reach out to our team!
Take our 60-second lemon test to find out if your vehicle qualifies. Afterward, schedule a free case review with our Indianapolis Lemon Law team.
The Lemon Law in Indianapolis, also known as the Indiana Motor Vehicle Protection Act, protects Hoosiers who have purchased or leased a defective vehicle. Such a defective vehicle is known as a “lemon.” Keep reading to learn more about the specifics of this law and whether your vehicle qualifies for a claim.
Determining your vehicle’s eligibility under Indiana’s Lemon Law generally comes down to six provisions. Your vehicle must meet all six of these requirements to qualify as a lemon.
If you think you have a lemon, don’t spend another day dealing with vehicle problems. Reach out to our knowledgeable team for a free case review.
You can file a claim up to two years after you first report your vehicle’s defect to the auto manufacturer. Keep in mind that your specific warranty may include additional requirements.
For example, certain warranty agreements require you to inform the manufacturer in writing about the defect before you can file a lawsuit. Additionally, you may need to enter an informal arbitration process before filing a claim.
Don’t let the fine print of your warranty agreement bog you down. Instead, call our team to schedule a free case review. Our lawyers are well-versed in the lemon law requirements for each vehicle make and model. We’re prepared to handle all the details, so you don’t have to!
Typically, if you have a lemon, the manufacturer must give you a refund or replacement vehicle. If we prevail, we’ll also request that the manufacturer pay your attorney’s fees. We understand the stress and financial strain a lemon can bring. For this reason, our lawyers fight tirelessly to connect you with the compensation you’re owed.
Even if your vehicle does not meet the requirements for coverage under the Indiana Lemon Law, we can seek compensation via other routes for you. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, a federal law, enables us to hold manufacturers accountable for their defective products in these situations. Simply reach out to our team to see if you have a case.
During your initial consultation, our lawyers will review your information to ensure your vehicle meets all the requirements of the Indiana Lemon Law. Then, we’ll get to work notifying the manufacturer about the defect. From here, we’re legally obligated to give the manufacturer one last chance to remedy the defect. And, if they’re unsuccessful, we’ll move forward with your claim.
In Indiana, the claim process begins with arbitration. In fact, 99% of our cases settle in arbitration before ever reaching trial! This means that if we’re successful, there’s a high likelihood you’ll receive compensation without ever stepping foot in court. In rare cases that continue to trial our lawyers will work tirelessly to present strong evidence in your favor.
Krohn & Moss, Ltd. is Indianapolis’s trusted choice for lemon law assistance.
Krohn & Moss, Ltd. has over 25 years of experience handling lemon law cases. We’ve spent much of that time poring over legal literature to deepen our understanding of consumer protection laws and manufacturer loopholes. If you have a lemon, we will work within the full extent of the law to ensure that the car company is held accountable.
Our team of lemon law lawyers has assisted over 50,000 individuals like you, resolving their vehicle issues and getting them the compensation they deserve. In 99% of these cases, we secured this compensation for our clients before ever reaching trial!
We know that legal expenses can prevent consumers from seeking the compensation they’re entitled to. For this reason, we don’t charge any out-of-pocket fees, and we hold the manufacturer responsible for your attorney’s fees when we prevail. It’s our goal to make the lemon law claim process accessible to anyone who needs it.
If you think you have a lemon, reach out to our Indianapolis attorneys for a free case review. Our team will fight diligently to hold the manufacturer accountable, ensuring you get the compensation you’re owed.
We’ve put together a simple, effective evaluator to help you determine whether or not you have a lemon.
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