Lemon Law Attorneys · Portland, Oregon

Portland, OR
Lemon Law Attorneys

Pursue a Refund, Replacement Car, or Cash Settlement
— no attorney’s fees unless we recover for you.

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No attorney’s fees unless we recover for you 97%^* Resolution Rate Fully remote, from first call to resolution

How your Oregon claim gets built

Our lemon law work is directed by Steven P. Nassi, Esq., Managing Partner, Easy Lemon by RockPoint Law P.C. An Oregon claim gets built on two things: the Oregon lemon law statute, and the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, which applies in all fifty states. Send the repair orders and the purchase or lease paperwork, and we can tell you which of the two fits your vehicle.

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Join 1,500+ drivers who brought a claim with us.^‡ No attorney’s fees unless we recover for you.

Quick Eligibility Check

Is Your Car a Lemon?

✓ Recurring defect not fixed after 3+ repair attempts?
✓ Vehicle in the shop for 30 cumulative calendar days (60 days for motor homes)?
✓ Still under the original manufacturer’s warranty?
✓ Defect affects safety, value, or normal use?

If you answered yes to any of these, you may have a lemon law claim. Our attorneys will evaluate your case at no charge.

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Portland Lemon Law

Portland Lemon Law Basics

Portland drivers file under Oregon's statute, Or. Rev. Stat. §646A.400 to §646A.418. If the dealer can't fix a warranty defect after 3 repair attempts for the same defect, or the car sits in the shop for 30 cumulative calendar days (60 days for motor homes), you can ask for a refund, a replacement or a cash payment. The manufacturer can also be ordered to pay your attorney's fees. Statute text, filing deadlines and how used cars are treated are on our Oregon Lemon Law Attorneys page.

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Step by Step

How a Portland Lemon Law Claim Works

From first contact to final settlement — here's exactly what happens when you work with Easy Lemon in Portland.

Document Your Repairs

Save every repair order from your Portland dealership. Under OR lemon law, written proof of repair attempts is required.

Free Case Evaluation

We review your repair history and determine if your vehicle qualifies under Oregon's statute. No obligation. No attorney's fees unless we recover for you.

We File the Claim

Our attorneys handle all paperwork, including the mandatory manufacturer notification required by OR law.

You Get Compensated

Receive your refund, replacement vehicle, or cash settlement. No attorney’s fees unless we recover for you.

Why Easy Lemon

Why Choose Easy Lemon for Your Portland Lemon Law Claim?

Our Portland lemon law attorneys hold automakers accountable when they sell defective cars. We file your claim and push for your refund or replacement — you don't lift a finger.

No attorney’s fees unless we recover for you
100% remote — handle everything from home, no office visits
We build your claim around the Oregon lemon law statute, not a form letter

Real Settlements

Our Lemon Law Results Across Oregon

Results shown are statewide Oregon results, not specific to Portland. Every case is different; prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Easy Lemon has handled 1,500+ lemon law matters nationwide^‡, recovering over $30 million^** for clients nationwide.

Vehicle	Year	Settlement	Defect	Repairs	Outcome
Toyota Tundra 4Wd	2024	$65,184	electrical/ technology	—	Settlement
Ford F 150 Lightning	2024	$54,965	a recurring defect	—	Settlement

*Results vary. Prior outcomes do not predict future success. Amounts shown are actual case resolutions. Easy Lemon® by Rockpoint Law P.C.

Oregon Track Record

Easy Lemon By the Numbers

1,500+

Clients Helped Nationwide^‡

$30M+

Total Recovered

Top Vehicle Makes

Chevy

Ford

Ram

Dodge

Jeep

GMC

Cadillac

Most Common Defects in Oregon

⚡ Electrical/ Technology

Real Results

A Real Oregon Lemon Law Case

A client's 2024 Toyota Tundra 4Wd was taken to the dealer 3 times for electrical/ technology issues. Despite repeated repair attempts, the problems persisted. Easy Lemon took the case and secured a $65,184 Settlement resolution.

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2024 Toyota Tundra 4Wd

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Settlement Secured

$65,184

Or. Rev. Stat. §646A.400 to §646A.418

Is Your Portland Car a Lemon? Oregon's 3-Step Test

Does the Defect Substantially Impair Use, Value, or Safety?

The defect must materially affect how you drive, how much your vehicle is worth, or how safe it is to operate. In Portland, common qualifying defects include:

⚠️Air conditioning failures that make summer driving in extreme heat unsafe
⚠️Electrical system malfunctions causing warning lights and power loss
⚠️Transmission problems that create hesitation and slipping under load
⚠️Engine cooling failures that worsen during extreme summer heat

Have You Met the Repair Attempt Threshold?

Oregon's Lemon Law triggers when any of these conditions are met, so long as you bring your claim within 2 years or 24,000 miles from original delivery (whichever is earlier):

3️⃣ 3 repair attempts for the same defect at an authorized dealership

📅 30 cumulative calendar days (60 days for motor homes) out of service for any combination of defects

Did It Happen Within the Rights Period?

The clock starts on the day you take delivery of your vehicle — not when you first report the defect, not when you file a complaint. Under Oregon law, a claim must generally be brought within 2 years or 24,000 miles from original delivery (whichever is earlier). If you're still within that window, or if your defect first appeared within the window and persists, you almost certainly qualify.

When in doubt, call. The consultation is always free. 📞 (855) 435-3666

Even if you're outside the eligibility window, contact us. Our team may still be able to assist.

Portland Driving Environment

Portland Driving Conditions & Why Defects Emerge Here

Portland's coastal location creates a uniquely challenging environment for motor vehicles. Salt air, humidity, and bridge crossings all contribute to accelerated wear and defects.

🗺️ Local Driving Demands

Portland drivers navigate demanding corridors including local highways daily. Higher mileage from daily commuting influences the usage offset in lemon law claims. The earlier you report defects, the lower your offset — and the stronger your case.

🌉 The Bridge Factor

Local bridges and highways create load profiles that expose transmission hesitation and engine defects flat-road driving conceals. Clients report vehicles that "drive fine on flat roads" but exhibit problems under load.

🌊 Coastal & Salt Air Exposure

Portland's coastal location exposes vehicles to salt-laden air and humidity year-round. Salt corrosion attacks electrical connectors invisibly, causing intermittent faults that dealers can't "duplicate." Our attorneys document these coastal damage patterns.

🌡️ Climate Stress on Vehicles

Portland's seasonal temperature range — from summer highs to winter lows — creates thermal cycling that stresses HVAC, cooling, and electrical systems over time. Oregon's Lemon Law recognizes these climate-related failures as a substantial impairment.

🚗 Heavy Commuter Traffic

Portland's major traffic corridors including local highways create heavy stop-and-go conditions that stress transmission fluid temperatures, cooling systems, and hybrid/EV battery management. These could qualify as lemon law defects.

Defect Categories

Common Vehicle Defects We Handle in Portland

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A/C & HVAC Failures

Compressor failures, refrigerant leaks, blend door actuator malfunctions, evaporator core failures. When HVAC fails in Portland's climate extremes, it affects safety and health — not just comfort.

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Electrical System Defects

Salt air corrodes connectors, BCM programming, infotainment systems, and ADAS sensors. Intermittent warning lights and unexpected resets are classic salt-induced corrosion symptoms in coastal areas like Portland.

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Transmission Problems

Hesitation on upshifts, hard downshifts, torque converter shudder, slipping between gears. Highway merging and bridge climbs expose these defects.

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Engine & Cooling Failures

Thermostat failures, water pump leaks, head gasket issues, turbocharger failures. Ford F-150 cooling issues are among our most common Portland cases.

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Brake System Defects

Unexpected pedal behavior, premature rotor warping, brake noise, ABS failures. Safety-related defects are among the strongest lemon law claims we build.

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ADAS Malfunctions

Lane departure, emergency braking, adaptive cruise, blind spot monitoring — software and sensor defects that compromise safety. Among the strongest claims we build.

Know Their Playbook

Manufacturer Defenses — And How We Counter Them

Manufacturers have a playbook. They deploy the same defenses in thousands of cases. Our attorneys know every move before it's made.

"We Can't Duplicate the Condition"

The most common response to intermittent electrical defects.

✅ Our counter: Oregon law does not require constant manifestation. We document patterns with dates, conditions, and onboard driving data.

"Normal Characteristic of the Vehicle"

They claim the noise, vibration, or behavior is within normal operating parameters.

✅ Our counter: We obtain Technical Service Bulletins (TSBs) issued by the manufacturer — demonstrating they acknowledged the problem exists.

"Customer-Induced Damage"

They argue the damage resulted from improper use or aftermarket mods.

✅ Our counter: We document full service history, establish normal operation, and challenge the evidentiary basis for any damage attribution.

"Warranty Exclusion"

They try to characterize the defect as excluded from warranty coverage.

✅ Our counter: Oregon's Lemon Law rights exist independent of warranty coverage. A defect within the coverage period is subject to Lemon Law regardless.

The Low-Ball Settlement Offer

Initial offers are frequently a fraction of a claim's true value. Manufacturers routinely open low to close cheap.

✅ Our counter: We reject insufficient offers, document damages fully, and negotiate from a position backed by our 97%^* resolution rate and willingness to litigate.

Your Team

Meet Your Legal Team

Steven Nassi, Esq. — Founder & Managing Partner

AV Preeminent Rating (Martindale-Hubbell) | Admitted in NY (Bar #4263489), PA, and NJ | Super Lawyers Rising Stars 2014–2018 (Thomson Reuters)

Founded Easy Lemon on the principle that consumers deserve aggressive, expert representation at no upfront cost. B.A. from SUNY Binghamton with distinction, J.D. from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. Supervising Editor, Cardozo Law Review. Published in Law360, Lexology, and Risk Management Magazine.

Natalie Nassi, Esq. — Partner

Consumer Advocacy Attorney | NY Bar #4093167

B.A. Magna Cum Laude from Barnard College, Columbia University. J.D. from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. Analytically rigorous and fiercely client-centered approach to consumer rights.

Liam Jones, Esq. — Attorney

NY Bar #5027784 | Multi-Statute Consumer Law

Concentrates his practice in lemon law, Oregon Lemon Law, Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, and consumer fraud — multi-statute expertise that matters when Oregon law intersects federal warranty protections.

Attorney admissions are as listed for each attorney above.

Service Area

Serving Portland & Surrounding Oregon Communities

📍 Portland & Surrounding Areas

We serve Portland and all surrounding Oregon communities. Our lemon law attorneys handle cases across the entire state — no office visit required.

Your Rights Under OR Law

What The Manufacturer Owes You

If your Portland vehicle qualifies under OR law, the manufacturer is legally required to compensate you in one of three ways:

Refund

Recover your purchase price including taxes, registration fees, and finance charges, subject to any offset for vehicle use under state law.

Replacement Vehicle

A brand-new comparable replacement vehicle at no additional cost to you.

Cash Settlement

A cash payout for the diminished value caused by the defects in your vehicle.

Our Team

Meet Our Team

Our team serving Portland, Oregon and all surrounding areas.

Steven Nassi

Managing Partner

Natalie Nassi

Partner

Liam Jones

Attorney

Ron Kaniuk

Florida Managing Partner

Aaron Waldo

Attorney

Novaj Javidzad

Chief Strategy Officer

Jeremiah Goldberg

Head of HR

Have Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about filing a lemon law claim in Portland, Oregon.

PROCESS & TIMELINE

Timelines for Portland drivers vary by manufacturer and by claim. Under Or. Rev. Stat. §646A.400 to §646A.418, your vehicle must have had 3 repair attempts for the same defect or been out of service for 30 cumulative calendar days (60 days for motor homes). Once those thresholds are met and you contact us, the attorneys at Easy Lemon work to resolve your case as quickly as possible. Note: you must file within 2 years or 24,000 miles from original delivery (whichever is earlier), so don't delay.

Gather all repair orders from your Portland dealership — under Or. Rev. Stat. §646A.400 to §646A.418, documented repair attempts are essential. Then contact Easy Lemon for a free case evaluation. We handle all paperwork, manufacturer notices, and negotiations. Note: you must file within 2 years or 24,000 miles from original delivery (whichever is earlier), so don't delay.

Most of the lemon law cases we handle for Portland drivers settle without going to court. We negotiate directly with the manufacturer on your behalf. In rare cases requiring litigation, our attorneys handle it completely.

Yes. Or. Rev. Stat. §646A.400 to §646A.418 covers financed and leased vehicles during the original warranty period.

ELIGIBILITY

Under Or. Rev. Stat. §646A.400 to §646A.418, your car may qualify if it has a substantial defect covered by warranty that the dealer can't fix after 3 repair attempts for the same defect, or if it's been in the shop for 30 cumulative calendar days (60 days for motor homes). The statute covers: New motor vehicles purchased or leased in Oregon for personal, family, or household use.

Or. Rev. Stat. §646A.400 to §646A.418 covers a nonconformity: a defect that substantially impairs the use, market value or safety of the vehicle and that survives 3 repair attempts for the same defect, or keeps the car out of service for 30 cumulative calendar days (60 days for motor homes). It applies to new motor vehicles purchased or leased in Oregon for personal, family, or household use. One Oregon-specific point: Oregon covers 2 years/24,000 miles. The defects we file most often for Oregon drivers are engine stalling and misfires, transmission shudder or failure, electrical faults that leave warning lights on, brake and steering problems, and driver-assistance (ADAS) systems that brake or drift on their own.

Or. Rev. Stat. §646A.400 to §646A.418 covers: New motor vehicles purchased or leased in Oregon for personal, family, or household use. Extended warranties and dealer warranties do not typically qualify.

REMEDIES

Under Or. Rev. Stat. §646A.400 to §646A.418, successful claimants can receive: Replacement vehicle or full refund (minus reasonable use offset). The exact outcome depends on your case and Oregon's statutory provisions.

In Oregon, the manufacturer pays the consumer's attorney's fees when the consumer wins. Or. Rev. Stat. §646A.400 to §646A.418 is the statute a Oregon court applies, and the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (15 U.S.C. §2310(d)) adds a second fee-shifting route when a written warranty is breached. Easy Lemon takes Oregon cases on contingency: nothing upfront, and no attorney's fee unless we recover for you. When a manufacturer settles or loses, we ask it to pay our fees on top of what you receive — replacement vehicle or full refund (minus reasonable use offset). Read the fee terms before you sign anything; ours fit on one page, and you can ask us to walk through them on the first call.

ATTORNEY & TRUST

No. Nothing in Or. Rev. Stat. §646A.400 to §646A.418 requires you to appear anywhere to open a claim; on arbitration, Oregon's rule is that the arbitration is available but not required. Easy Lemon's offices are in Manhasset NY, Newark NJ, Miami FL and Dallas TX, and we run Oregon cases by phone, email and e-signature: an intake call, a document upload (repair orders, purchase or lease contract, warranty booklet), a written demand to the manufacturer, then settlement paperwork. What you should watch instead of a calendar of appointments is the clock: the Oregon filing deadline is within 2 years or 24,000 miles from original delivery (whichever is earlier). Start the file as soon as you are near 3 repair attempts for the same defect.

Nothing upfront and no hourly bills. We work on contingency, so there is no attorney's fee unless we recover for you. In Oregon, the manufacturer pays the consumer's attorney's fees when the consumer wins. That is why most Oregon claims that succeed end with the manufacturer, not the driver, covering our fee. Repair orders come from the dealer for free, and we cover filing costs while the matter is open. If your car qualifies under Or. Rev. Stat. §646A.400 to §646A.418 (3 repair attempts for the same defect, or 30 cumulative calendar days (60 days for motor homes) out of service), the money at stake is the remedy itself — replacement vehicle or full refund (minus reasonable use offset). Bring the repair orders to the free case review and we will tell you which of those remedies fits.

You will have one assigned attorney and a direct line, and the case moves through fixed stages you can check against. First we confirm the Or. Rev. Stat. §646A.400 to §646A.418 thresholds on your repair history (3 repair attempts for the same defect, or 30 cumulative calendar days (60 days for motor homes) out of service). Next comes written notice to the manufacturer (in Oregon the arbitration is available but not required). Then the demand for the statutory remedy — replacement vehicle or full refund (minus reasonable use offset). Most cases settle at that stage; if one does not, we file suit: the Oregon filing deadline is within 2 years or 24,000 miles from original delivery (whichever is earlier). You get a copy of every letter we send and a note whenever the manufacturer responds.

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