The Ohio lemon law is very powerful. You will be surprised at how it can help if you are having any problem at all with your vehicle, and it is less than 5 years old. Your vehicle will likely qualify as a lemon if you report a defect to a dealer within the first 18 months or 18,000 miles of your ownership, whichever comes first, and if the vehicle is:

1) Out of service for a total of thirty days or more because of repairs, or
2) It has been back to the dealer three times or more to repair the defect, or
3) It is a safety matter which has not been fixed the first time, or
4) Your vehicle has had many different problems, one after another.

If you do not meet the above guidelines, you may still be able to file a breach of warranty claim if your vehicle has defects that the dealer has not been able to fix during the warranty period. Most of our clients who file a breach of warranty claim receive some money back and keep the vehicle. Email david@lemonlawyerinfo.com or fill out the form on our website and we will help you understand your rights.

You can also call us toll free at 440-471-7071, give us some information, and we will tell you if your car, truck, RV or other vehicle is a lemon under the Ohio lemon law, and if our lemon lawyers can help you. This is a free service and there is no obligation on your part. We will not begin anything without your permission.

NOTHING!! If you decide to retain an Ohio lemon attorney for your auto lemon law case, you will not have to pay anything out of pocket. If an attorney asks you to pay them out of your pocket, call us and we will help with no cost to you. The Ohio lemon law requires the manufacturer of your vehicle to pay your legal fees and costs. The lemon lawyers at Chernosky Law Offices who represent you in a lemon law case will get their attorney fees and the costs paid by the manufacturer when your case is settled or won. If we don’t win, we don’t get paid! We do this so there is no risk to you and because we know our system works. If we handle your Ohio lemon law case, we will have a 99% chance of recovery.

If it is less than 5 years old, there is a good chance you can use the Ohio lemon law. You never know until you try. Don’t lose money on a car that has problems which are not your fault. Our Ohio Lemon Law Attorneys are willing to talk to you just to answer your questions and see if you have a case.
Call 440-471-7071 or email david@lemonlawyerinfo.com, or fill out and submit the form on our website and we will help you understand your rights!

NO! The Ohio lemon law only requires that you advise the dealer or your vehicle manufacturer that you have a defect within the first 18,000 miles and 18 months of your ownership. The subsequent repair attempts can occur after the first 18 months and 18,000 miles. You have 5 years after you purchase the vehicle to bring a case. Our measuring stick is this: as long as you reported the problem within the warranty period, then we can help you.
Call 440-471-7071 or fill out the form on www.lemonlawyerinfo.com or email david@lemonlawyerinfo.com to find out if you can get some money or a new vehicle.

Almost nothing once we get involved with your case. Most of this can be done over the phone and through email and fax. Our Ohio auto lemon law attorney knows the fastest and easiest way for you. Your work is very limited and you will be pleased at how simple it is to work with us.

This is the best part. If your auto is a lemon, the Ohio lemon law says that the manufacturer must buy your vehicle back from you or replace it with a comparable new vehicle. Your lemon law attorney in Ohio can also get fees paid by the manufacturer. If you decide to have your vehicle repurchased, you can get your down payment, trade in allowance and all car payments made. Plus the manufacturer must pay off the balance on any vehicle car loan.

Many times we get our clients a cash settlement and they keep their vehicles. This can be done even if the automobile is now fixed or you have already begun the process of trading it in. Our Ohio lemon lawyers have had great success in obtaining cash settlements, extended warranties, or both. This is true with automobiles, motorcycles, trucks and RV’s.

Contact us or submit your information using the form we have on the website! We can still do something for you because you have a repair history and your vehicle may have lost some value if you try to sell it someday. The Ohio lemon law requires the manufacturer to repair the vehicle after a reasonable number of repair attempts. If the dealership tried to repair something more than 1 time or if the vehicle was at the dealer too much because of the repairs, you may still have a claim under the lemon law in Ohio and an attorney can help you even if the auto was ultimately repaired.

Fill out one of the forms on our website, call us at 440-471-7071, or send an email to david@lemonlawyerinfo.com. An Ohio lemon lawyer will evaluate your claim free of charge. We get started immediately only after you tell us you want our help.

You should take advantage of one or more of the other consumer protection laws designed to protect consumers who have purchased a problem vehicle, including the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act, Uniform Commercial Code, the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, and other contract remedies. These laws may enable you to get some money reimbursed to you or under some circumstances, get out of the vehicle entirely. Contact Chernosky Law Offices for a free, no-obligation consultation and we’ll tell you if we can help

A lemon is an informal term used to describe a defective product, such as an automobile that doesn’t run properly. Most states have a lemon law designed to help consumers who bought problem vehicles.

The Ohio lemon law covers most vehicles, including autos, trucks motorcycles, boats, RV’s and possibly even motor scooters and bicycles.

If you recently purchased a new or used vehicle and you’re experiencing problems with it, you may have a lemon. One way to determine if your vehicle is a lemon is to take our online lemon test. You can also contact us and talk with an experienced lemon law attorney and warranty attorney who will review your vehicle history with you and let you know what options are available to you.
Call us at 440-471-7071, send an email to david@lemonlawyerinfo.com, or submit your information into the form on our website and we will be happy to tell you if an Ohio Lemon Lawyer can help you. There is no obligation and there is no charge for our advice in the interview.

A breach of warranty is most common when there have been an unreasonable number of attempts to fix a particular problem during a vehicle’s warranty period, or there has been an unreasonable amount of time that the vehicle has been out of service because of repairs. The warranty can also be breached if the manufacturer refuses to repair a particular problem during the warranty period that should be covered under the warranty, but for whatever reason they claim it is not, or the manufacturer refuses to repair a particular defect after the warranty period has ended, but the problem was actually reported to them while the vehicle was still under warranty. Another possible way to prove breach of warranty is to show that the warranty has failed of its essential purpose because there have been so many problems with the vehicle that the warranty does not help much at all. Because there are a number of possibilities we suggest you contact us as soon as possible to discuss your options. As always, there is no charge for you to consult with one of our Ohio lemon lawyers or breach of warranty attorneys.

We go as fast as humanly possible because we know how important this is for you. Every case is unique and the amount of times it takes to resolve it can vary. We have settled Ohio lemon law cases and breach of warranty cases in as little as three (3) weeks. It is not unusual for cases to be resolved favorably within 30 to 90 days. On the other hand, a lemon law or consumer breach of warranty case that winds its way through the courts can take anywhere from four (4) to twelve (12) months, or longer. It is important that you do not delay.
Call 440-471-7071, or email david@lemonlawyerinfo.com, or fill out our form online. If you tell us to move forward, we begin immediately.

Yes. If you have an Ohio lemon auto or other vehicle, it doesn’t matter if you purchased or leased it. Either way you can recover damages and have our attorney fees paid by the manufacturer.

A vehicle can be considered a lemon, if there is a manufacturer’s defect that “substantially impairs” its use, value or safety. The manufacturer, through the dealer, is presumed to have made a reasonable number of attempts to repair the vehicle if one of the following is true: substantially the same problem has been subject to repair three or more times, the vehicle has been out of service for a total of 30 or more calendar days for repairs, eight or more different defective parts or problems have impaired the vehicle’s use or value, there has been at least one repair attempt for a safety-related problem, and the problem either continues to exist or recurs, a problem has not been fixed while the vehicle was under warranty and now the warranty is expired

Do not be misled by dealers or others who say your vehicle doesn’t qualify under the Ohio lemon law. First, it’s in their best interest for you to not file a claim. Second, the lemon laws are complicated and they may not be qualified to determine if you’re entitled to relief. Finally, the lemon law is just one way to recover. You may have a breach of warranty claim or a claim under the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act, or Federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, or other contract remedies. You should consult a lemon lawyer in Ohio and if we decide to help with your case, it will not cost you anything.
Call 440-471-7071 or email david@lemonlawyerinfo.com, or fill out the form and submit it over our website for a free, no-obligation case evaluation.

If your attorney for a lemon vehicle determines that the vehicle does not meet the requirements of the Ohio lemon law, you may still have a breach of warranty claim or a claim under other state and federal laws. Ohio’s lemon law is only one of many laws designed to protect consumers who buy or lease a vehicle. The auto lemon law in Ohio and federal warranty laws in Ohio are not exclusive. We offer a free consultation with an attorney who will review the facts of your case and let you know if you’re entitled to receive compensation for the problems you’ve experienced.

Getting started with an attorney for your Ohio lemon law claim is easy with our Ohio lemon lawyers and our proven system. To build a strong lemon law or breach of warranty case, all you’ll need to begin is paperwork that shows the details of the purchase and the repair orders for the vehicle, as well as the vehicle registration. Don’t worry if you don’t have copies of all of the repair orders. We can obtain all the relevant documents you’ll need to file a claim. The most important thing is to get started with our Ohio auto lemon law attorney sooner rather than later. Sending us the documents you have can get your case moving in the right direction and then we can supplement with other documents as we move forward.

No. The Ohio lemon law states that you are the one who decides whether the manufacturer buys the vehicle back or replaces it with a new, problem-free vehicle. You don’t have to accept any deal you’re not comfortable with. Contact us today to speak with an attorney immediately, or email david@lemonlawyerinfo.com to find out if you have a lemon law claim in Ohio which our Ohio lemon law attorney can handle for purchasing a defective car, truck, motorcycle or RV.

Yes! Our experience has been that if a manufacturer wants to resolve your case with an extended warranty, we will, at the very least, be able to get you some money back in addition to the extended warranty. Contact us today to speak with an attorney immediately, or email david@lemonlawyerinfo.com to find out if you have a lemon law claim in Ohio which our Ohio lemon law attorney can handle for purchasing a defective car, truck, motorcycle or RV.

You don’t “need” one, but you should get one. Most of our clients report wasting a lot of time trying to get the manufacturer or dealer to do the right thing before they call us. Hiring an attorney likely will put an end to the delays and run-around and sends a strong message to the manufacturer that you mean business. And, because there are no out-of-pocket costs to you for our services, there’s no risk to letting us do the work for you in your lemon law or breach of warranty claim.
Contact us today to speak with an attorney immediately, or email david@lemonlawyerinfo.com to find out if you have a lemon law claim in Ohio which our Ohio lemon law attorney can handle for purchasing a defective car, truck, motorcycle or RV.

Yes. We will file the arbitration on your behalf if it is necessary. Keep in mind that generally, you are not bound by the arbitrator’s decision and, even if he or she rules against you, you can still file a lemon law or breach of warranty complaint in a court of law.