Nita Lemon Law Firm

Nick Nita was recently featured in an article discussing an offensive odor reported with Hyundai Palisade headrests and what afflicted owners are doing for a legal remedy. Mr. Nita was interviewed regarding key aspects of a Lemon Law claim and how many repair attempts are required before a car can be considered a lemon. You can read the article here: https://www.lawcommentary.com//hyundai-palisade-had-their-

In March, Korean automaker Kia issued a recall for certain Kia Sportage SUVs with model years 2017 through 2021. Learn more about the Kia recall and how the engine fire defect contributed towards the recall. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/kia-sportage-suv-recalls-for-/

A study of 3,117 auto recalls over a 48-year period finds automakers avoid recalls until they can hide in the herd of other recalls. Learn more about the details of the study in our blog. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/automakers-delay-recalls-to-a/

On January 13, 2021, NHTSA issued a formal request to Tesla to recall 134,951 Model S and Model X vehicles. Learn more about the reasons for the recalls and the affected vehicles. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/tesla-recalls-135000-vehicles/

Over 100,000 teslas are recalled due to a touchscreen malfunction. https://wgnradio.com//nearly-135000-teslas-recalled-after/

A class action was recently filed in a California federal court alleging that automaker BMW sold thousands of hybrid vehicles containing a defective battery. Learn more about the case in our blog. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/bmw-class-action-dangerous-de/

A recent order from the NHTSA issued $200 million in penalties due to a recall of vehicles with defective engines. Learn more about the recent defective engine recalls from Hyundai and Kia. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/hyundai-kia-pay-hundreds-of-m/

Recently, a number of customers have lodged complaints that a variety of underbody components in GM trucks are suffering significant corrosion problems. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/gm-underbody-component-corros/

Honda recently confirmed the 17th U.S. death linked to faulty Takata airbags, another in a saga involving one of the world’s largest auto recalls. Learn more about the potential recall and seat belt defects. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/millions-of-takata-seat-belts/

Hyundai has issued additional recalls for dangerous defects in other car models, and even other defects present in the same vehicles covered by the class action settlement. Read our blog to learn more about the recent Hyundai recalls. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/hyundai-recalls-engine-defect/

Have you purchased a Hyundai Sonata, Santa Fe, or Tucson in the past decade? You may have received a notice of a proposed class action settlement. Learn why we recommend that you act now to opt-out of the settlement and why you have a case. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/opt-out-hyundai-class-action/

If you were sold a defective vehicle, you have the right to force the manufacturer or dealership to either replace your vehicle or buy back your lemon. In our blog, we discuss important features of the buyback process that many consumers overlook. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/getting-the-most-out-of-lemon/

A study suggested that some news organizations may be underreporting safety recalls for manufacturers that buy ad space. Learn more about the study and how it's important to stay up to date on your car's safety status. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/underreporting-auto-safety-re/

A massive safety recall was just issued. Thousands of Ford Expeditions and Lincoln Navigators are subject to the recall, which concerns the effectiveness of their automatic brakes. Learn more about the safety recall.... https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/ford-lincoln-recall-faulty-br/ See more

Have you received an auto recall during the coronavirus pandemic? Our article addresses tips to deal with recalls during the pandemic. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/auto-safety-recalls-coronavir/

Over 2 million consumers qualify for compensation on Ford Focus and Fiesta owners. Compensation ranges from $20 to a total buyback that could be worth over $20,000. https://www.apalachtimes.com//postcards-sent-to-ford-focus

To use the remedies under the Lemon Law, a consumer only has to provide the manufacturer with a 'reasonable opportunity' to repair. Learn more about the 'reasonable repair' standard under California law. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/reasonable-repair-standard-ca/

The car buyer Bill of Rights applies whenever Californians buy a new or certified used car from a dealership. Learn more about your rights when buying a vehicle from a dealership. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/car-buyer-bill-of-rights-ca/

Toyota faces a class-action lawsuit on the braking systems. https://www.consumeraffairs.com//toyota-prius-and-camry-br

If you are sold a "lemon," a car that looks fine from the outside but hides unreasonable defects, you are protected under California's Lemon Law. Learn when you apply the Lemon Law. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/when-can-use-lemon-law/

An owner brings forth a lemon law claim for his defective motorhome and is partially awarded. https://www.rvtravel.com/defectiverv935/

Ford faces multiple allegations that its PowerShift transmission is severely defected. A second jury has said that Ford knowingly put the product on the market. Learn more about the allegations and jury verdicts. https://www.nitalemonlaw.com/ford-undisclosed-transmission/

Consumer complaints against a New Jersey car dealership result in 58k in fines. https://njbiz.com/oag-burlington-county-car-dealership-to-/