O’Connor and Mikhov, LLP, Can Handle Any Lemon Law Claim

Sept. 26, 2012 - PRLog -- In Los Angeles, regulations on cars have become practically draconian. Smog limits, speed limits, lead content, the list goes on and on. In order to make certain that dealers are following the rules, attorneys have become the champions of fair buying and selling when it comes to California cars.

With so many vehicles on the road, car defects are rapidly becoming one of the biggest money pits for the average owner to fall into. What may seem like a simple fix can lead to more and more fixes, costly problems that pile up over time. But, if you’re clever about it, you can spot the makings of a lemon early on, and save yourself a lot of time and hassle in the process with a lemon car check.

But, you’re probably wondering; what exactly IS a lemon, and what qualifies a car as one? According to California law, and the website of premiere lemon law claim attorneys O’Connor and Mikhov, LLP, "If you purchased or leased a new car, truck, or SUV in California, and the vehicle cannot be repaired by the dealer after a reasonable number of repair attempts," congratulations, you have found yourself a lemon! They also explain that "a used vehicle may also qualify if it was purchased while the manufacturer’s original new car warranty was in effect, or if it is a Certified Pre-Owned vehicle."

All kidding aside, there’s nothing to celebrate about having a lemon. It sucks time, energy, and money out of your life, and getting it back can be an absolute pain. But the attorneys of the O’Connor and Mikhov law firm are your best bet to see that you get back every penny you ever poured into that brick on wheels.

First of all, they offer free consultations, to see whether or not your vehicle would qualify under the lemon law. They also explain quite thoroughly on their website all the definitions and processed you’d need to take to get your case handled. They even answer the most popular questions people have when they start to consider litigation:  California attorney fees and how they get handled. The answer is quite simple… you pay nothing, because by California law, "the manufacturer has to pay the attorney’s fees where the consumer prevails," and they take cases on a contingency fee basis; basically, if they don’t win the case, they don’t get paid.

With a convenient location on South San Vincente, right near Wilshire, O’Connor and Mikhov, LLP, is the best place to go for any lemon law claim. Their expertise and efficiency is unmatched, and they offer a friendly guiding hand through the confusing maze that is the California legal system. They even provide a blog and links on their website to helpful information if they cannot provide the answers you seek, making their commitment to doing the right thing unparalleled in the lemon law legal field.

For more information about O’Connor and Mikhov, LLP, and the California lemon law, as well as their hours and other information, visit http://www.omlawllp.com. Or, contact them by phone at 323-936-2274.