O’Connor Law Group, P.C.

10/16/2026

California lemon law protects buyers of leased and certified pre-owned vehicles. Persistent defects qualify for legal remedies. Consult O'Connor Law Group, P.C. to review warranty defect claims. Visit https://www.thelemonattorney.com/s/h5g1U3h

10/12/2026

Safety defects force drivers to leave vehicles in repair shops for weeks. California lemon law holds manufacturers accountable for failed repairs. Call O'Connor Law Group, P.C. to review your repair shop receipts. Visit https://www.thelemonattorney.com/s/42Y0C7a

10/08/2026

Have you taken your vehicle to the dealer for repeat repairs? O'Connor Law Group, P.C. helps consumers navigate these complex auto and credit issues. Find valuable information on our website. Visit https://www.thelemonattorney.com/s/p4g533e

10/08/2026

We greatly appreciate the opportunity to help you through a difficult legal situation, and for your very kind words!

10/07/2026

A warning light that keeps coming back isn’t just annoying. It’s a record. Every trip to the dealer creates a repair order, and in California, repeat repairs under warranty can mean you’re owed a buyback. The manufacturer pays the legal fees, not you. DM LEMON and we’ll take a look.

10/06/2026

Curtis, exceptional service is our top priority! We take great pride in the quality of our service and strive to exceed client expectations every time. Visit https://www.thelemonattorney.com/s/k4F7Z8J

10/02/2026

Intermittent car issues are notoriously hard for shops to catch. Find out why that doesn't mean your problem isn't real.

A "no problem found" note doesn't always mean the case is closed.

09/29/2026

O'Connor Law Group, P.C. routinely exposes the negligence and abusive practices of dealers. Our website explains what that process looks like and how you can take action. See the full picture there. Visit https://www.thelemonattorney.com/s/j7S7a0I

09/25/2026

: What types of vehicle defects qualify? A: The issue must substantially impair the safety, use, or value of the vehicle. This can include persistent engine, brake, or transmission problems. Visit https://www.thelemonattorney.com/s/p1m1R2i

09/25/2026

Did you know “could not duplicate” isn’t the end of the road?

A lot of California drivers hear it and assume they have no case. But every time you bring your car in for the same problem, you’re giving the manufacturer a chance to fix it. Those chances are on paper, and they count, even when the dealership says they couldn’t find anything.

Save this for your next service visit so your paperwork tells the real story. 📌

Been told “could not duplicate” more than once? DM LEMON and we’ll tell you where you stand. The manufacturer pays our fees, not you.