Recreational Vehicle (RV) Lemon Law - Legal help for lemon RV owners
If your Recreational Vehicle (RV) is spending too much time in the shop, you may
be driving a lemon RV. California Lemon Law protects the rights of RV owners to help you get a new vehicle or get your money back. If the manufacturer's dealer has been unable to fix your RV within a reasonable number of attempts or a reasonable amount of time, it is time to consult a lawyer who specializes in lemon law.
Consumer Rights for RV Owners
The Law Firm of Norman Taylor & Associates has focused
solely on California Lemon Law since 1987. As an RV owner, your consumer rights are defined by California state
law and the warranty that came with your recreational vehicle (RV). These lemon laws are often more favorable to the RV consumer than
you may think. The attorneys at Norman Taylor & Associates specialize in lemon law for California consumers and have successfully litigated many RV lemon claims.
Los Angeles Lemon Recreational Vehicle (RV) CaseMr. Fariborz Eslamieh turned to Norman Taylor & Associates for
legal counsel when his $96,000 motorhome showed signs of being a lemon. The RV had several defects - a slider that
would become unattached while in transit, mis-alignment, wind noise and a malfunctioning air conditioning unit.
Trial attorney Rene Korper of Norman Taylor & Associates office was able to recover Mr. Eslamieh's down payment
and all payments made toward the coach from the Coachman Recreation Vehicle Company, as well as pay off the remaining
balance on the loan.
Additionally, the jury awarded Mr. Eslamieh another $175,000 for Coachman's willful failure to comply with California's Song Beverly Consumer Warranty Act (Lemon Law). Finally the court awarded Mr. Eslamieh's attorney's fees and costs required to prosecute this matter against this giant RV manufacturer.
Orange County Lemon Motorhome Case
Another Recreational Vehicle (RV) case was won recently at trial by trial attorney Bret Shefter of Norman Taylor & Associates. Robert and Deanna Marciel were sorely disappointed in their new Beaver Motor Coach in
the three years following their $585,000 RV purchase. This luxury RV was in the shop for one of numerous repair
attempts for 245 days - and out of service for repairs 473 days in a three-year period, its defects covering a
range of problems. The jury decided in favor of the Marciels, who were awarded a refund as well as attorney's fees
and costs.
You bought your RV so you could explore new destinations and enjoy travelling. If you think you may have a lemon RV, contact us for a free legal consultation.
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