A breach-of-warranty lawsuit can be filed under Magnuson-Moss. The law is broader in scope than the traditional lemon laws at the state level because it allows consumers to recover compensation for defective appliances. 

The item must have a substantial defect that is covered by a warranty and could not be fixed after a reasonable number of attempts. If that is the case, your warranty is considered breached, and you are entitled to receive a full refund or a replacement. In the event that you have tried to pursue this route on your own with your manufacturer and they have refused to give you a refund or replacement, you can initiate a consumer protection lawsuit. 

It might be tempting to try to deal with the manufacturer on your own. But in many cases, they will try to discourage you from continuing with a claim. In these circumstances, the support of an experienced breach-of-warranty lawyer can be instrumental in receiving compensation. And they might even be able to recover more funds than if you pursue this by yourself.

The fee-shifting provision of the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act requires the manufacturer to cover reasonable attorneys’ fees if the plaintiff wins their case. As a result, our attorneys at Morgan & Morgan will work with you for free. Our fee comes from the manufacturer if we win your case.