Shreveport Lemon Law Attorneys Fighting for Louisiana Vehicle Owners

The Shreveport Lemon Law ensures drivers don’t bear the burden of a defective vehicle. If your car has repeated mechanical issues that the dealer can’t fix, you may be entitled to:

• A refund covering payments, taxes, and fees
• A new replacement vehicle of equal value
• A cash settlement for inconvenience and loss of value
• Legal fees paid by the manufacturer if your case is successful

You pay nothing unless we win your claim.

The Louisiana Lemon Law applies to:

• New cars, trucks, SUVs, and vans under warranty
• Leased vehicles covered by the manufacturer’s warranty
• Defects that appear within 1 year or 12,000 miles
• Select commercial vehicles under weight limits

Does not apply to “as-is” used vehicles, RVs, motorcycles, or custom-modified cars.

You might qualify if:

• The defect affects your vehicle’s safety, use, or value
• The dealer has made 4 or more repair attempts without success
• The car has been out of service for 45+ days for the same issue
• The defect occurred while still under warranty
• The claim is filed within Louisiana’s Lemon Law time limits

Keep detailed repair invoices and communication records to support your claim

Frequent defects under the Louisiana Lemon Law include:

• Engine or transmission failure
• Faulty electrical systems or warning lights
• Steering or suspension problems
• Brake system issues or grinding noises
• Air conditioning failures — especially in Louisiana’s hot climate
• Water leaks or window malfunction
• Defective safety systems like airbags or seatbelts

If your car continues to break down, it could qualify as a lemon.

The Louisiana Lemon Law may apply to used vehicles if:

• They are still under the original manufacturer’s warranty
• The issue appeared within 12 months or 12,000 miles
• The manufacturer had a fair chance to repair the problem

Get a free case review to find out if your used vehicle qualifies