Lemon Law and Warranty Claims
We will review all documents pertaining to your North Carolina lemon law claim. We cut through misinformation from dealers and manufacturers, free and at no obligation to you.
Our North Carolina law firm has successfully worked with, and resolved lemon law claims against: General Motors, Chrysler, Ford, Toyota, Honda, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and more.
Manufacturers may refuse to comply with their obligations under the law, or to resolve a case. With us, you’ll have an experienced attorney that will fight for your rights in court to get you the recovery you deserve.
All lemon law cases are on a contingent fee basis. Under the law, attorney fees, court costs and filing fees are recovered from the manufacturer when the consumer wins. If we do not win your claim, you will not be required to pay any of our fees.
You get 24/7 access to case information. You can review, download and upload case documents, communicate with the attorney, and get updates on your case. You get clear, concise evaluations of your claim at every stage in the process. Want to know more?
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Matt Norris is the owner and principle of the Norris Law Firm, PLLC. He focuses his practice in consumer law, including North Carolina lemon law and warranty claims, and consumer fraud and unfair business practices. He is admitted to practice law in North Carolina and all North Carolina federal district courts.
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