Our Wisconsin lemon law attorneys will evaluate your claim at no cost to you, determine if we can provide you assistance, and help guide you through the Wisconsin lemon law demand process. Often times the manufacturer may inform you that the car’s defects do not “substantially impair” the use, value or safety of the car even if the repair history satisfies the other aspects of the Wisconsin lemon law. Let our Wisconsin lemon law attorney make this determination for you.

• You must have presented your car for repair for the same defect four times OR your car must have been out of service for 30 days for the same or different repairs and these repairs must have taken place within the first year of ownership of the car
• You must have purchased/leased the car in Wisconsin and be the original owner
• The repairs must have been made under warranty and the defects must substantially impair the car’s use, value or safety.

If you have a vehicle that has had repeated repairs or has been out of service for several days, it may be a lemon under the Wisconsin Lemon Law and you may be entitled to a cash settlement, refund or a new car. Even if your vehicle does not meet the Wisconsin lemon law requirements, you may still be entitled to a cash settlement, refund or new car under federal law. These laws can apply to used cars too.