Vehicle was brought to the dealership seven times for a transmission shifting complaint. Dealership was never able to duplicate. Arbitration award of four thousand five hundred eighty six dollars ($4,586.00) and reasonable attorney fees. 2011 SUV.

2011 sedan purchased new with a pulling condition defect. Four documented repair orders, only two repair orders stating the condition. Dealer was never able to duplicate the complaint. A Better Business Bureau (BBB) arbitrator ruled for the Plaintiff resulting in a settlement prior to filing suit. Case was featured as a consumer story on CBS 3.

2011 Sonata with a pulling/steering defect. Thirty six (36) month lease. After a three (3) day trial, the jury awarded plaintiff more than plaintiff's expert evaluation for the loss in value of the vehicle even though the car had more miles than the allotted lease contract allowed, plaintiff sustained damage to the car and the defense had a video of the car tracking straight down the road.

Oil consumption defect on a new car. Lemon Law repurchase - full refund of two (2) years worth of payments, down payment, taxes, interest and an additional cash recovery for client under the Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Act and attorney fees.

2012 compact vehicle purchased new, four repair attempts for a transmission shutter. Cash settlement within 30 days of calling the firm for loss in value due to transmission defects experienced with the vehicle.

Lemon Law repurchase - full refund of two (2) years worth of payments, down payment, taxes, interest, trade equity, plus attorney fees covered. Defective engine components. Client received repurchase settlement within 30 days of calling the firm.