Lemonaid Firm represents drivers of defective vehicles under the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act and state lemon laws. We pursue cash settlements, not buybacks, not replacements. If your vehicle has been in the shop too many times for the same problem, you may have a case worth pursuing.
Most demands settle without ever filing in court. On prevailing federal claims, the manufacturer pays your attorney fees, not you.
To check whether your vehicle may qualify, you'll need a few basic details about your car and repair history. Having your VIN or license plate nearby helps speed up the eligibility quiz.
Before you start:
You may be asked for your email during the quiz so the firm can review your case details.
Lemon law and Magnuson-Moss representation nationwide. Tap your state, or view all states.
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Founding Attorney
Joshua focuses on consumer-protection litigation under the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act and state lemon laws. He represents drivers of defective new and used vehicles directly in matters across the firm's admitted jurisdictions, and coordinates with locally-admitted counsel in other states.
Admitted: Florida · DC · Vermont · Alabama
Partner
Michael handles complex civil litigation, class actions, and insurance bad-faith matters. On Lemonaid cases, Michael partners with Joshua on the federal court strategy and represents clients before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit where applicable.
Admitted: Florida · U.S. District Courts (S.D., M.D., N.D. Fla.) · U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit
We file under both when the facts support it. Federal MMWA provides the leverage; state law provides the presumption.
15 U.S.C. § 2301 et seq. (federal)
Statutory presumptions per state
No deck. No discovery invoice. A clear path from “this vehicle keeps breaking” to a cash settlement.
A few quick questions on your purchase, repairs, and warranty. The quiz tells you whether you likely have a case before you talk to anyone.
Upload (or text us photos of) your purchase agreement, every repair order, and warranty booklet. We tell you whether the facts support a state or federal claim.
Under MMWA and state lemon laws, the warrantor is the manufacturer, not the dealer. We file against Ford, Toyota, Tesla, BMW, whoever. Most demands settle without filing in court.
You keep the vehicle. The manufacturer pays cash for diminished value. On prevailing claims under MMWA, we seek to have them pay our fees, separate from your settlement.
Most lemon law shops are lead-gen funnels. We are not.
If your situation doesn't qualify, we tell you straight. We turn away cases that don't have legs.
Joshua Feygin and Michael Citron handle the work. We don't sell intake leads to other firms.
Everything from your phone: take the quiz, upload photos, talk to us by text. No office visits required.
You keep the car. The manufacturer pays you cash for diminished value. Buybacks only when the facts make them the better answer.
On prevailing federal claims, we seek to have the manufacturer pay our fees, not from your settlement.
No fine print, no legalese, no “we'll get the compensation you deserve” clichés.
Client reviews
“Joshua is a master at his craft. He went above and beyond with my case and kept me in the loop with everything along the way. He was able to get much better results than I could have ever imagined. I highly recommend Joshua and his firm.”
“We used Josh for an issue with a truck manufacturer and won. Whether it's a Ram or Toyota or Ford or any vehicle, don't let these dealers or manufacturers push you around… You will be impressed with his negotiating skills and push-back. He is the best!!”
“Joshua and his team are the answer to your warranty problem. I struggled to find a resolve to my long-standing issue. They were local and I felt I was in good hands. I was satisfied with the outcome. Thanks for your legal stewardship!”
“I have referred several clients to Josh. All have been extremely happy with the results and services.”
“Fantastic and knowledgeable! Very respected and I refer cases to him.”
“Simply the best, hands down. Going anywhere else would be a mistake.”
Both the statute of limitations and your warranty window run out, sometimes sooner than you would expect, and a missed deadline can end an otherwise strong case. Check your timeline before it closes.
Jump straight to your state, your vehicle make, or your defect, or explore the rest of the firm: 8 states, 46 makes, 26 defect categories, plus our Learn hub and free tools.
Plain-English guides: manufacturer-paid legal fees, repair-attempt counts, cash settlements, used-car coverage, dealer “no problem found.”
5 cornerstones →MMWA fee calculator, state lemon law comparison table, NHTSA recall VIN lookup, repair-attempt log template.
4 calculators →Anonymized recent settlements. Cash-only structure. Real numbers from real cases. Past results disclaimer applies.
See recent settlements →Joshua Feygin + Michael Citron. Real trial firm, not a lead-gen funnel. Plain English. No padded cases.
About Lemonaid →The questions we get most. MMWA, settlements, jurisdiction, used cars, “no problem found,” who to sue.
FAQs →Straight answers before you talk to anyone.
Nothing out of pocket on cases we take. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act lets a winning consumer's attorney fees be billed to the manufacturer, so on prevailing federal claims we seek to have the manufacturer pay our attorney fees, separate from your settlement. You keep your cash recovery.
No. Our default is a cash settlement where you keep the vehicle and the manufacturer pays you for its diminished value. We only pursue a buyback when the facts make it the better outcome for you.
Possibly. The federal MMWA can cover used vehicles that still carry any written warranty, and most state lemon laws focus on newer vehicles. The only way to know is the facts of your purchase and repair history. Take the quiz and we will tell you straight.
State lemon laws usually look for 3 to 4 attempts at the same problem within a set window. The MMWA uses a case-by-case standard of a reasonable opportunity to repair, with no fixed count. Keep every repair order.
The manufacturer. Under both the MMWA and state lemon laws the warrantor is the automaker (Ford, Toyota, Tesla, and so on), not the dealership that sold you the car.
Yes. Both the statute of limitations and your warranty window can run out, sometimes sooner than you would expect, and a missed deadline can end an otherwise strong case. Check your timeline with our SOL calculator and take the quiz before your window closes.
Free case review
Take our case eligibility quiz. A few quick questions, no pressure. We tell you whether the facts support a federal MMWA or state lemon law claim, before you talk to anyone.
Take the case eligibility quiz →Or call us at 844-321-LEMON
