Lemon law representation for Ventura County. No fee, no-obligation case evaluations.
From Oxnard and Ventura to Camarillo, Thousand Oaks, and Simi Valley, Ventura County drivers rely on the US-101 corridor and the dealerships along it. California’s lemon law applies throughout the county.
If a new or leased vehicle has a defect the dealer cannot repair after a reasonable number of attempts, California’s Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act may entitle the owner to a refund, a replacement, or cash compensation, and the manufacturer typically pays the consumer’s attorney fees.
Clients in Ventura County come to The Hashemi Law Firm with a range of defective-vehicle and warranty issues. Matters we handle include:
Ventura County civil matters are generally heard in the Ventura County Superior Court. Because the Song-Beverly Act is a statewide law, the protections available to Ventura County consumers are the same as elsewhere in California.
We also serve nearby communities: Bay Area Lemon Law Orange County Lemon Law Inland Empire Lemon Law. Learn more about our full lemon law practice, or contact us for a no fee case evaluation.
In most California lemon law cases the manufacturer pays the prevailing consumer’s attorney fees, so consumers generally pay nothing out of pocket. We begin with a no fee review of your repair history.
Yes. Ventura County civil matters are generally heard in the Ventura County Superior Court. Because the Song-Beverly Act is a statewide law, the protections available to Ventura County consumers are the same as elsewhere in California. Contact The Hashemi Law Firm for a no fee review of your situation.
It depends on the defect. A reasonable number is often three or four attempts, as few as two for defects that are likely to cause serious injury, or 30 or more cumulative days out of service for warranty repairs.
Tell us what happened. We offer Ventura County clients a no-fee, no-obligation case evaluation.