Lemon Law The Standard Reference Guide by Norman F. Taylor

Lemon Law The Standard Reference Guide by Norman F. Taylor

by Robin
(USA)

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT THIS BOOK:

“This book is an excellent guide for auto owners that will help you figure out if your car is coming
down with “lemonitis”, and what you can do to get it cured-or get another lemonitis-free automobile.”
-Rosemary Shahan, Consumers for Auto Reliability and Safety

“This book takes a very real look at the misery that consumers endure whose lemon cars and RVs force them to take on the manufacturers.
When you read the book, you will learn all the tricks employed by manufacturers and dealers to deprive you of your rights.”
-Ed Masry Esq., Lead attorney in the landmark case, Hinkley v. PG&E profiled in the movie, Erin Brockovich.

BACKGROUND

This book has an excellent summary of all 50 state’s Lemon Laws.

The situations and events described in the book have happened to people just like you.

It’s a useful, very easy to read guide for:

Consumers who want to know if they have a lemon vehicle now,

Consumers who want to avoid the pitfalls of owning a lemon vehicle by becoming knowledgeable on the subject,

Members of the legal community,

Manufacturers and dealers interested in taking back lost ground from foreign markets through honesty and quality in manufacturing and in service.

For more information on the Lemon Law or the book you can visit www.lemonattorneys.com

Norman F. Taylor
Glendale, California

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My Review of the book
by: Bruce Wiseman

Norman Taylor has long been known as the leading authority on Lemon Law. So it is altogether fitting that he has written what is nothing less than the definitive work on the subject.

But don't let that phrasing give you pause, because the book is written for the everyday car owner. It easily understood, wonderfully organized and contains simple real life examples of how to proceed and what to watch out for if you are unfortunate enough to have become the unhappy owner of a "lemon."

Though Taylor practices in California, the book provides an appendix which gives a summary of the lemon law in all fifty states.

If you own a car, you should own a copy of this book. It's the kind of thing you hope you never need. But if you do, this is an empowering source of both knowledge and action.

Bruce Wiseman
Author
President & CEO
On Target Research