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Florida Lemon Law FAQs
Is the case review really free?
Yes. Your lemon law case review is free and there’s no obligation. Tell us what’s happening with your vehicle, and our attorney, Mark E. Sawicki, will help you understand whether Florida Lemon Law may apply to your situation. We do this because you’re already dealing with enough stress and expense from a defective car—you shouldn’t have to pay just to find out where you stand.
What will it cost to hire a Florida Lemon Law Lawyer?
We offer a free consultation so you can understand your options before making any decisions. If you’re already dealing with repair costs, rental expenses, or a vehicle you can barely use, speaking with a lemon law attorney can help you figure out the next best step without feeling stuck or overwhelmed.
Do you only handle cases in Florida?
We are a Florida-first firm built for Florida drivers. We focus on Florida Lemon Law, new-car issues, and breach of warranty cases across the state—not a national “volume” practice that treats lemon law as a side service. That focus means we know how Florida dealerships, manufacturers, and the state’s process actually work.
Will I work directly with an attorney, or get passed around?
You work directly with Mark. You’ll know exactly who your lawyer is, you can reach him, and you won’t be handed off to a call center or a rotating cast of staff. It’s big-firm skill with small-firm attention—our attorney handles the case personally and keeps you updated along the way.
The dealer keeps saying it’s “normal” or keeps trying to fix it—can it still be a lemon?
Possibly. “Normal” isn’t the legal standard. Florida Lemon Law looks at how serious the defect is, how many reasonable repair attempts have been made, and how long the vehicle has been out of service. If the same problem keeps coming back after fair attempts to fix it, your vehicle may still qualify—even if the dealer is “trying.” The best way to know is to have Mark review your timeline.
Does contacting you create an attorney-client relationship?
No. Reaching out for a free consultation or submitting this form does not, by itself, create an attorney-client relationship. That relationship is only formed after a written fee agreement is signed. The consultation is simply a no-pressure way to understand your situation and your options.
What kinds of outcomes can a Florida lemon law case lead to?
Depending on the facts and what the law supports, many drivers are able to pursue a buyback, a replacement vehicle, repairs, or cash compensation. Where a buyback applies, the amount is subject to statutory mileage-use deductions and eligibility requirements under Florida law, and individual outcomes vary. We don’t promise a specific result—we give you an honest read on your case and fight for a fair one.
Why choose ByeLemon over another Florida lemon law firm?
Our attorney, Mark E. Sawicki, brings 15+ years of trial experience and thousands of hearings to your case, and he handles it personally from day one. Mark was in your exact shoes, after purchasing a defective electric vehicle that repeatedly shut down while driving, Mark endured over a year of litigation against a large Auto manufacture. He ultimately prevailed at a Lemon Law hearing, where full compensation was awarded.