Nexora Lemon Law · All 50 States · Free Case Review
New Car? Endless Service or Repairs?Get your FULL Refund Now.
Upload your contract, repair orders and related expenses. Our AI drafts your assessment and a licensed attorney signs off before anything reaches the manufacturer. You pay nothing — the manufacturer pays your attorney's fees.
Start Your Case Review
Upload Your Documents — Get Your Assessment in Minutes
Our AI reads your paperwork and drafts a full lemon-law assessment before a licensed attorney ever touches it. The more complete your uploads, the stronger your case.
Purchase or Lease Contract
The original agreement showing date, price, and warranty terms.
Every Repair Order
All dealership visit records for the same defect, with dates.
Vehicle Registration
Current registration confirming ownership and state.
Expense Receipts
Tows, rentals, out-of-pocket repairs, storage — anything you paid.
No account required. No fees to start. You pay nothing — the manufacturer pays your attorney's fees.
Focused & licensed
Nexora Lemon Law
Every lemon matter we screen — in any state
From repeat repair attempts and extended out-of-service periods to state civil-penalty exposure for willful manufacturer conduct — Nexora screens your matter with AI and a licensed attorney in your state decides whether the firm will take it.
New, Leased, Purchased or Financed
Cars, boats, yachts, RVs and campers covered by a manufacturer's original written warranty. Used vehicles are not covered by our lemon law practice.
Repeat Repair Attempts
Same defect fixed (or attempted to be fixed) multiple times, or the vehicle has been out of service for an extended period while under warranty.
Buy-Back / Replacement / Cash
The law requires the manufacturer to buy the vehicle back — refund of what you paid (minus the statutory mileage offset) — or provide a comparable replacement, or a cash settlement. You pay nothing; the manufacturer pays your attorney's fees.
Civil Penalties
Some states, like California, allow up to two times actual damages when the manufacturer's failure to repurchase or replace was willful.
Incidental Expenses
Tows, rentals, out-of-pocket repair bills, storage — all recoverable when your matter qualifies.
Time-Sensitive
Lemon-law and warranty claims have deadlines that vary by state. The sooner we see your repair orders, the stronger the record.
Multilingual intake available
Start your matter in English, Spanish, French, Armenian or Russian. Pick your language at the top of the intake chat — attorney communication is in English.
AI Case Assessment
Our AI reads your contract and repair orders, times each visit, and drafts a full 16-section lemon-law assessment under your state's statute before the attorney touches it.
Document Intake
Upload your purchase or lease contract, every repair order, and any tow, rental or out-of-pocket receipts. We parse everything automatically.
Licensed Attorney Sign-Off
No demand letter, no manufacturer contact, no filing leaves Nexora until a licensed attorney in your state has reviewed and approved it.
Our Process
Four steps, zero guesswork
Tell Us About Your Car
A few short questions in chat — which state you bought or leased in, year/make/model, and what the problem has been.
Upload Your Documents
Drop in your contract, every repair order, and any related expenses. Add more as the AI asks for them.
AI Drafts the Assessment
We map your facts to your state's lemon law and the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act — repair attempts, days out of service, warranty coverage, mileage offset and penalty exposure.
Attorney Reviews & Decides
A licensed attorney reviews the assessment and contacts you only if your matter substantially qualifies.
Coverage
Nationwide coverage, attorney-backed
One nationwide intake. One attorney sign-off.
Every U.S. state has a lemon law, and the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act protects warranty consumers nationwide — repurchase, replacement, incidental damages, and in states like California (Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act), civil penalties up to two times actual damages for willful conduct.
Powered by Ardina Law with Armen Margarian, Esq. — a licensed California attorney — and the AppearMe network of 19,600+ licensed attorneys covering all 50 states. California matters are reviewed by Ardina Law; matters in other states are handled by a licensed attorney in your state through AppearMe.
Sources & Authority
Every statement on this page is grounded in primary law
We link only to statutes and government agencies — not blogs. Verify anything we've said above against the sources below.
Cal. Civ. Code §§ 1790–1795.8
California Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act
California's lemon law — buy-back, replacement, civil penalties up to 2× actual damages for willful conduct, manufacturer pays consumer's attorney's fees (§ 1794(d)).
15 U.S.C. §§ 2301–2312
Federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act
Federal warranty statute covering written warranties nationwide. Fee-shifting to prevailing consumer at 15 U.S.C. § 2310(d)(2).
Federal Trade Commission
FTC — Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act
Official FTC page on the federal warranty statute we rely on.
consumer.ftc.gov
FTC Consumer Advice — Warranties
Government consumer guidance on written manufacturer warranties.
Department of Consumer Affairs, Legal Guide M-2
California DCA — New Car Lemon Law Legal Guide
State agency guide explaining Song-Beverly presumption, remedies and mileage offset.
nhtsa.gov/recalls
NHTSA — Recalls & Investigations
Official federal database for recalls, technical service bulletins and safety investigations we cross-check by VIN.
Nothing on this page is legal advice. Statutory citations are for verification only; every matter is screened under the lemon law of the state where the vehicle was purchased or leased, plus the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, and reviewed by a licensed attorney before any action is taken.
Common Questions
What you need to know
Straight answers on buy-backs, what to upload, and what it costs — before you start your review.
Free, confidential case review.
No fees to start. No commitment. A licensed attorney follows up only if you substantially qualify.
Warranty periods and statutes of limitations are short. Don't wait.