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Our Attorneys Can Help You for FREE - it's what we do.

Ohio has one of the best and strongest Lemon Laws in the nation and we know how to use it. We are what you need - experienced lemon law lawyers that know how to get rid of your lemon and get you compensation, a new vehicle that runs right, or get your money back. And we handle Lemon Law cases for FREE, at no cost to you by directly negotiating with the key people in charge of your factory's Lemon Law Buyback Program.

Call 1-888-331-6422 or CLICK HERE for FREE Lemon Law Relief NOW.

On top of that, the law says the manufacturer must pay our attorney fees - so that you don't have to. After all, that's only fair. Call us today for free Lemon Law help.

The majority of our Lemon Law cases settle without ever having to file a claim in Court. That can save you lots of time - and money too. After all, the sooner you get rid of your lemon, the sooner you stop those painful monthly payments on it.

The Lemon Law in Ohio cover Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, ATV's, SUV's, RV's and other types of motor vehicles. If you've got a lemon vehicle, you don't have to put up with it. And you don't have to pay us to help you get rid of it either.



What do you want? 

• Your money back?  Okay. 

• A new replacement vehicle? Okay.

• A cash settlement?  Okay.

Why should you argue with them and hope for the best? Let us do the arguing.



Why should you put up with their insults and abuse? Let us put up with it and give it right back to them too.

Why should you settle for less than you have a right to get? You can do better than that.

Let us make THEM settle with you - and get MORE money in your pocket.



You have nothing to lose except your Lemon - call us today for free Lemon Law help. Getting rid of lemons is what we have been doing for over 30 years. It's what we do. And we like doing it.

Why do we do it? Because our founder, Ron Burdge, got a lemon when he bought his second new car in life, right out of college - and he hasn't stopped fighting ever since.

Don't let a bad car put you over the river and thru the woods in your fall and winter holidays

How to avoid getting stuck in the fall and winter season

When the fall holiday season its, watch out if you've got car problems.  Don't let intermittent problems or needed repairs put your travel plans ove rthe river and through the woods. When you've got frequent car troubles and your car dealer or service shop doesn't fix your car quickly, things can go from bad to worse very quickly.

Here are 8 tips to avoid trouble.

CHECK YOUR HOSES AND BELTS - those hoses keep fluids flowing in all the right places in your engine. And the belts that wind around the pulleys in the front of the engine keep things running smooth internally. Check for any cracked or worn out or frayed areas on the rubber. Rubber belts and hoses have a harder time in winter when they get frigid from the cold and then heat up from use while your engine is running. Those extremes can bust a belt or break a hose. And that can leave you stranded on the highway miles from home in the middle of a snowstorm.

REPLACE YOUR WIPERS - If you can't see where you are going, it can get dangerous out there. Make sure your windshield wipers are in tip top condition. Otherwise, you can end up with a streaked or dirty windshield. And check that rear window wiper too. Road salt and winter slush can pile up on the front or the back. Make sure you washer fluid is full. Consider using Rain-X window treatment or a similar product to avoid having to chisel the ice off in the morning too.

CHECK ALL YOUR LIGHTS - If folks don't see you coming, you could end up in an accident even when you drive right. Visually check all your lights and marker bulbs and tail lights, the third level brake light in the rear - everything, including the turn signals.

CHECK YOUR TIRES - you need to have good traction on ice and snow and that means lots of tread on your tires. Bald tires are a guaranteed way of going skating while behind your wheel. Deep treads on the tires means the snow and ice and road grit falls away from the tires faster, giving you better traction on the road. You can use a penny to check tire depth. If part of Lincoln's head is always covered by the tread, then you have the minimum tread depth for good vehicle control, 2/32" and that's the minimum according to most state laws. If you use a quarter and part of Washington's head is always covered by the tread, then that's better - it's 4/32".

CHANGE THE OIL AND FILTER - in winter, weather can get tough on an engine. One of the best things you can do is change the oil with a high quality oil - that can make a cold start much easier in those cold mornings. Be sure you use the manufacturer's recommended oil for your engine.

CHECK THE ANTIFREEZE - You can buy a tester at your local auto parts store for a few dollars. When your engine is cold, use it to check the mixture in your radiator for its freezing point. Many manufacturers want you to use their brand and that's okay. Otherwise, the 50-50 rule usually works for minimum protection - 50% distilled water and 50% antifreeze.

MAKE AN EMERGENCY ROADSIDE KIT - okay, you did everything you should but you still can end up stuck on the side of the road. So prepare for it by making an emergency kit, just in case you need it. you'll need a flashlight with an extra set of batteries, a blanket or two, some food bars and a cell phone, a jug of water and jumper cables, maybe a couple of flares and a standard first aid kit too. You can get it all together for about $100 or $150 maybe. That's a small price to pay to avoid sitting in a snow drift all night. If you don't believe it, ask your significant other.

And if you get stuck because your car is a lemon, when you get out of it - call us on our Toll Free Lemon Law Hotline for a Free Case Review at 1.888.331.6422. Once you get out of the rut, we can get you out of your car too. And we can make the manufacturer pay for our time so you don't have to. Lemon Law? It's what we do. Every day.