At Sina Rez Law, the question we get asked most often is “which car brand makes the most Lemons?” You can imagine that no car manufacturer wants to hold the title for “most lemons,” so the official answer is likely a well-kept secret. However, as experienced Santa Monica lemon law attorneys, we can share our insight on what cases come through our doors the most often.

Few things can leave you in a tougher spot than car trouble. What are your options, though, if the car you recently bought or leased – either new or used – has a problem that seemingly cannot be fixed?

If you’ve bought a used car that’s still covered by the manufacturer’s warranty – or even an extended warranty – your investment could be protected under California’s Used Car Lemon Law.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve likely heard about the major, widespread, and serious recall issued on the Chevy Bolt for its defective high voltage battery. GM, thankfully, is taking full responsibility for this fire storm. What they are not telling everyone, however, is that many (if not all) Chevy Bolt owners and lessees may be eligible for a refund of their payments under CA’s Lemon Law. Continue reading to find out the 5 things you must know about your potential Chevy Bolt refund.