Luis Aguirre is a Laguna Beach lemon law attorney and U.S. Military veteran that practices breach of manufacturer contract and warranty law, commonly known as lemon law. Our law firm is positioned for clients in Laguna Beach who have been victims of defective vehicle purchases.
Our Experience
Before becoming an attorney, Mr. Aguirre worked for a law firm representing auto manufacturers against lemon law claims. Mr. Aguirre has been on the opposing side of the issue. He has a thorough understanding of the tactics that car manufacturers employ to prevent them from taking complete responsibility for their actions.
Luis Aguirre is a U.S. military veteran of 12 years, both on the active and reserve components. He holds two masters of law (LLM) degrees along with his Juris Doctorate law degree (J.D.). Mr. Aguirre is an immigrant to the United States, a country he greatly loves, respects, and served as a proud member of its armed forces.
If you hire with our law firm, we dedicate to defending you zealously, serving you with integrity and honesty, and keeping you informed on your case status at all times.
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What Our Law Offices Can do For Your Case
A highly trained attorney’s job is to examine whether an automaker breached their agreement by not delivering on their obligations as specified in their warranties and guarantees and match their violations up against the Song Beverly Consumer Warranty Act and other related statutes. Our law office will always be here to assist you with your lemon law legal matter. We are here for our clients!
Do I Have a Lemon Law Claim?
A lemon law claim, also known as a breach of contract claim, and specifically, breach of warranty, is a claim against the automaker and or dealership. In the state of California, the Song Beverly Consumer Warranty Act was enacted by the State Legislature to safeguard consumers from defective vehicles. Details of the law can be found in California’s Civil Code.
When you buy a new car (and sometimes a used car) from a dealership, the maker of that car gives you, the buyer, certain “guarantees” as stated in their written warranty and implied warranty of merchantability. In other words, in the case of an implied warranty of merchantability, the car should perform and operate as intended.
If the vehicle does not adhere to their promises, then the carmaker, the dealership, or both, may have breached their agreement.
If you are searching for a lemon law attorney in Laguna Beach and feel that your vehicle manufacturer may have breached their warranty agreement by not delivering a properly working vehicle that should have adhered to those warranties, you may have a lemon law claim.
The best way to know is to speak with a knowledgeable lemon law attorney to assess the specifics of your case. Contact our law office to schedule an appointment and visit our law office today.
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