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California lemon law, Song-Beverly buybacks, and consumer protection topics written by practicing attorneys. Plain English, accurate citations, no filler.
California lemon law, Song-Beverly buybacks, and consumer protection topics written by practicing attorneys. Plain English, accurate citations, no filler.
How the 1793.2(d)(2)(B) formula works, with a full worked example.
The 2/4/30 presumption under Civil Code 1793.22(b), with safety-defect exceptions.
Step-by-step response plan: demand letter, arbitration, filing suit, evidence preservation.
The four elements of a valid Song-Beverly claim and what vehicles are covered.
CPO warranties, balance-of-warranty, and dealer-issued warranties under Song-Beverly.
Comparison of the two statutes with practical guidance on when to use each.
Four-year deadline under Song-Beverly and when the clock actually starts.
Safety defect framework, NHTSA record, and the two-attempt statutory presumption.
3.0L Power Stroke DEF, regen, and limp-mode claims under Song-Beverly.
Cummins 6.7L CP4 fuel pump, EGR, turbo, and DPF failure patterns.
LML and L5P Duramax emissions and fuel system claims in California.
Oil consumption, valve stem seals, class action vs. individual Song-Beverly claim.
What to include, how to send, and what responses to expect.
When to use, when to skip, and the limits of BBB vs. court.
Buyback surrender logistics, title branding, loan payoff, and keeping the car.
Practical answer with mileage offset analysis and safety considerations.
The three rideshare insurance phases, the $1M policy, and how to protect your claim from day one.
The 8-step playbook for the first 72 hours after a rear-end crash in California, plus the adjuster moves that quietly shrink your case.
Free consultation. No fee unless we win. Manufacturer pays your attorney fees under Civil Code 1794(d).