Lemon Law & Dealer Fraud

Have you been deceived by a car dealership or burdened with a defective vehicle? At Antonyan Law, APC, we specialize in safeguarding consumers from exploitation in the automotive industry.

Our expertise in California’s lemon laws and dealer fraud regulations ensures that you receive the most robust representation possible.

When you purchase a new car, you expect it to live up to the promises made by the seller. This agreement relies on the understanding that you will receive a fully functional vehicle, with the seller accountable for delivering a quality product. In California, lemon laws protect consumers from vehicles that develop significant issues within the early years of ownership. If you recently bought a car that began having problems soon after, it is crucial to start building your case without delay.

Choose the reputable lemon law attorneys at Antonyan Law, APC to advocate for you against the seller. We offer expert legal counsel to clients across California, ensuring that you are not left to shoulder the burden of a faulty vehicle. Sometimes sellers unknowingly sell cars with hidden defects, but that should not become your problem. At Antonyan Law, APC, we are dedicated to ensuring you receive full value from your car purchase.

We can help you fight your case and obtain compensation for the time and money you have invested in repairs. Leverage our expertise to your advantage. Contact Antonyan Law, APC for a free consultation to get the compensation you deserve

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Car dealership fraud is a significant issue in California, costing consumers millions of dollars each year through deceptive practices. Even the most informed buyers can fall victim to these tactics, which often involve misrepresentation or omission of critical information about the vehicle, such as hidden fees, costs, or undisclosed mechanical problems. Do not let a car dealership take advantage of you! Antonyan Law, APC can help you protect your rights against deceptive practices.

Dealerships might deceive consumers by hiding financial terms, selling cars with undisclosed defects, or failing to reveal major structural or mechanical problems. Common fraudulent tactics include vehicle odometer fraud, previously damaged vehicles, contractual misrepresentations, and vehicle title fraud.

Under California law, consumers have rights when purchasing new or used vehicles. The California Vehicle Buyers’ Bill of Rights provides detailed protections, ensuring that consumers are not left to deal with the fallout of fraudulent dealership practices. If you suspect fraud, contact Antonyan Law, APC, for expert legal counsel and a free initial consultation.

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