Areas We Serve
Nationwide Lemon Law Areas We Serve
At Easy Lemon, we fight for your rights under Lemon Law and help drivers across the country get the refunds, settlements, or vehicle replacements they deserve. No matter where you are, our experienced attorneys make the process simple and stress-free.
- Millions Recovered for Drivers
- 99% Success Rate
- 2020 or Newer Vehicles
- Fast and Simple Process











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The Nation’s Leading Lemon Law Advocates
Stuck with a defective vehicle? Easy Lemon makes automakers pay up. We’ve helped drivers nationwide maximize compensation and handle every legal detail so you don’t have to. Let us fight the battle while you get back on the road with confidence.
Florida
- – Jacksonville
- – Miami
- – Tampa
- – Orlando
- – St. Petersburg
Georgia
- – Atlanta
- – Columbus
- – Augusta
- – Macon
- – Savannah
Hawaii
- – Honolulu
- – East Honolulu
- – Pearl City
- – Hilo
- – Waipahu
Idaho
- – Boise
- – Meridian
- – Nampa
- – Caldwell
- – Idaho Falls
Indiana
- – Indianapolis
- – Fort Wayne
- – Evansville
- – Fishers
- – South Bend
Kentucky
- – Louisville
- – Lexington
- – Bowling Green
- – Owensboro
- – Covington
Louisiana
- – New Orleans
- – Baton Rouge
- – Shreveport
- – Lafayette
- – Lake Charles
Massachusetts
- – Boston
- – Worcester
- – Springfield
- – Cambridge
- – Lowell
Michigan
- – Detroit
- – Grand Rapids
- – Warren
- – Sterling Heights
- – Ann Arbor
Minnesota
- – Minneapolis
- – Saint Paul
- – Rochester
- – Duluth
- – Bloomington
Mississippi
- – Jackson
- – Gulfport
- – Southaven
- – Hattiesburg
- – Bilox
Nevada
- – Las Vegas
- – Henderson
- – North Las Vegas
- – Reno
- – Sparks
New Jersey
- – Newark
- – Jersey City
- – Paterson
- – Elizabeth
- – Trenton
New York
- – New York City
- – Hempstead
- – Islip
- – Oyster Bay
- – Buffalo
Ohio
- – Columbus
- – Cleveland
- – Cincinnati
- – Toledo
- – Akron
Oklahoma
- – Oklahoma City
- – Tulsa
- – Norman
- – Broken Arrow
- – Edmond
Oregon
- – Portland
- – Eugene
- – Salem
- – Gresham
- – Hillsboro
Pennslyvania
- – Philadelphia
- -Pittsburgh
- – Allentown
- – Reading
- – Erie
Rhode Island
- – Providence
- – Warwick
- – Cranston
- – Pawtucket
- – East Providence
South Carolina
- – Charleston
- – Columbia
- – North Charleston
- – Mount Pleasant
- – Rock Hill
Texas
- – Houston
- – San Antonio
- – Dallas
- – Austin
- – Fort Worth
Virginia
- – Virginia Beach
- – Chesapeake
- – Norfolk
- – Richmond
- – Newport News
Washington
- – Seattle
- – Spokane
- – Tacoma
- – Vancouver
- – Bellevue
Washington DC
- – Washington, DC
Wisconsin
- – Milwaukee
- – Madison
- – Green Bay
- – Kenosha
- – Racine

Get the Compensation You Deserve
- Prove your vehicle qualifies by compiling repair history, warranties, and state-specific Lemon Law criteria.
- Maximize your compensation with the highest refund, replacement, or settlement possible.
- Avoid stress and delays as our team handles all paperwork, legal filings, and negotiations on your behalf.
- Pay nothing upfront with our no-win, no-fee model and ensure the manufacturer cover your legal costs.
- Fast-track your claim as we challenge automaker stall tactics and push your case forward without delays.
How We Win For You
Free Case Review
Tailored Legal Strategy
Expert Representation
Your Victory

Turn Your Defective Car into Cash
Manufacturers delay, deny, and hope you give up—we make sure they pay what you’re owed. Easy Lemon takes the fight to automakers, using legal pressure to get you compensated.
- We assess your case by reviewing repair history, warranties, and Lemon Law eligibility.
- We handle every legal filing so automakers can’t stall your claim or bury it in paperwork.
- We fight for the highest payout—whether it’s a refund, replacement, or settlement.

Do You Qualify for Lemon Law? Here’s How to Tell
- Your vehicle has a defect that impacts safety, drivability, or resale value.
- The manufacturer has failed to fix the issue after multiple repair attempts.
- Your car has spent 30+ days in the shop for repairs.
- The issue started while the vehicle was under warranty.
Even if your case doesn’t meet standard Lemon Law criteria, you may still have legal options. Easy Lemon explores every possible path to get you paid.

How Much Can You Get From a Lemon Law Claim?
- A full refund – Including purchase price, taxes, and loan payments.
- A replacement vehicle – Of equal value, free of defects.
- A cash settlement – If you prefer to keep the car.
- Reimbursement – For repairs, rentals, and towing fees.
- Zero legal fees – If you win, the manufacturer pays your legal costs.
Manufacturers try to lowball drivers but Easy Lemon fights for your maximum payout.
What Defects Qualify for Lemon Law?
Lemon Laws don’t cover minor inconveniences—but they do protect against serious defects.
Major Mechanical Failures
- Engine breakdowns, overheating, or power loss
- Transmission failures, gear slipping, or stalling
- Brake malfunctions or unsafe stopping distances
- Power steering failures or sudden loss of control
Serious Safety Defects
- Airbags failing to deploy or faulty safety sensors
- Electrical failures causing power loss or light malfunctions
- Unintended acceleration or cruise control issues
- Doors, windows, or locks that fail unexpectedly
EV & Hybrid Defects
- Battery failures that prevent normal operation
- Software bugs that cause unpredictable performance
- Charging malfunctions or extreme range loss
Our Team
Meet the attorneys and professionals who work tirelessly to turn defective car problems into success stories. With a relentless commitment to justice and a client-first approach, our team helps you achieve the results you deserve.

The Myths That Keep Drivers from Getting Paid
- “I have to keep repairing my car before I can file.”
- Wrong. If your vehicle has had multiple failed repairs, it may already qualify.
- “Only new cars are covered under Lemon Law.”
- Not true. Many states protect used vehicles that are still under warranty.
- “Filing a claim will hurt my credit score.”
- Absolutely false. Lemon Law cases don’t affect your credit in any way.
- “Lawyers are too expensive—I can’t afford to file.”
- Manufacturers are legally required to cover your legal fees if you win. You pay nothing upfront.
Why Choose Easy Lemon?
Getting stuck with a defective vehicle is frustrating—but fighting for your rights shouldn’t be. At Easy Lemon, we make the Lemon Law process simple, stress-free, and effective so you can confidently move forward.
Faster Resolutions
No delays. No unnecessary paperwork. We move your case forward quickly so you get results faster.
Maximum Compensation
We never settle for less. Our attorneys fight for the highest refund, replacement, or settlement possible.
No Upfront Costs
You pay nothing out of pocket. If we don’t win, you owe nothing—manufacturers cover your legal fees.
Lemon Law Experts
We don’t dabble in other cases. Our team knows the ins and outs of Lemon Law, giving you the strongest chance at winning.
More Wins. More Money. Less Stress.
We take on automakers so you don’t have to. More victories, bigger payouts, and zero hassle for you.
Your case matters—Easy Lemon ensures you get the justice and compensation you deserve.
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Nationwide Lemon Law FAQs
1) What Is A "Lemon" Vehicle?
A “lemon” refers to a new or used vehicle with significant defects that affect its safety, value, or functionality, and which persist despite multiple repair attempts.
2) How Do Lemon Laws Vary By State?
Each state has its own Lemon Law criteria, including the number of repair attempts required, the time frame for reporting issues, and whether used or leased vehicles are covered. For detailed information specific to your state, refer to resources like the Better Business Bureau’s Auto Line or FindLaw’s State-Specific Lemon Laws.
3) Are Used Cars Covered Under Lemon Laws?
Coverage for used vehicles varies by state. Some states offer protection for lemon law used cars still under the manufacturer’s original warranty, while others have specific used car Lemon Laws. It’s essential to consult your state’s regulations to determine coverage.
4) What Should I Do If I Suspect My Car Is A Lemon?
Start by checking to see if you qualify for lemon law. If so, here’s what you should do next:
- Document Issues – Keep detailed records of all problems, repair attempts, and communications with the dealer or manufacturer.
- Review State Laws – Understand your state’s specific Lemon Law requirements.
- Seek Legal Advice – Consider consulting with a Lemon Law attorney to evaluate your case and guide you through the process.
5) How Long Do I Have To File A Lemon Law Claim?
The timeframe, or statute of limitations, varies by state. It’s crucial to act promptly and consult your state’s laws to ensure you file within the allowed period.
6) Do Lemon Laws Apply To Leased Vehicles?
In many states, leased vehicles are covered under Lemon Laws, but this is not universal. Check your state’s specific provisions to confirm.
7) What Remedies Are Available If My Car Is Deemed A Lemon?
Depending on the state’s laws and the specifics of your case, remedies may include:
- Vehicle Replacement – Receiving a comparable new vehicle.
- Refund – Getting a refund of the purchase price, including taxes and fees.
- Cash Settlement – Accepting a monetary compensation while retaining the vehicle.
8) Will Pursuing A Lemon Law Claim Cost Me Money?
Many Lemon Laws include provisions requiring the manufacturer to cover attorney fees if the consumer prevails. Many law firms operate on a contingency basis, meaning you may not owe fees unless you win your case.
10) What If I Purchased My Car in One State but Moved to Another?
Lemon Law protections vary by state, and relocating can affect your eligibility. Generally, if your vehicle was under warranty at purchase and continues to exhibit qualifying defects, you might still have a valid claim. Some states honor claims based on the purchase location, while others consider where the defect manifests. Navigating these nuances can be complex which is why consulting with a Lemon Law attorney is advisable to understand your rights and potential remedies.
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