Robison Lemon Law Group LLC

Robison Lemon Law Group LLC represents Georgia consumers in lemon law claims for defective vehicles purchased or leased new. Founded by Emma Robison and staffed by attorney Courtney Sofia, the firm helps clients pursue buybacks or replacements while handling warranty breach cases and alternative protections for used vehicles. The firm offers free consultations to Atlanta-area residents.

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Robison Lemon Law Group LLC represents consumers in Atlanta and throughout Georgia who have purchased or leased defective vehicles. Founded by Emma Robison and staffed by attorney Courtney Sofia, the firm specializes in lemon law claims and helps clients understand their rights under Georgia's consumer protection statutes.

Georgia's lemon law is designed to hold auto manufacturers accountable when new vehicles have defects that substantially impair their safety, value, or usability. The law applies to vehicles purchased or leased new within the state, provided the defect is reported within the first 24 months or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first. To qualify for relief, a vehicle must typically have undergone at least three unsuccessful repair attempts by the manufacturer's authorized facility, or been out of service for 30 or more cumulative days due to warranty-covered repairs. Robison Lemon Law Group assists clients in determining whether their vehicle meets these qualifications and in pursuing appropriate remedies.

The firm recognizes that defective vehicles pose genuine safety and financial risks to drivers. When a manufacturer fails or refuses to repair a covered defect, consumers may have grounds to pursue a buyback (full refund) or a replacement vehicle of equivalent value. To support a lemon law claim, the firm advises clients to maintain detailed records of all repair attempts and communications with dealerships and manufacturers—documentation that becomes critical evidence in negotiations and litigation.

Robison Lemon Law Group also handles claims arising from breach of warranty. These cases require proof that the manufacturer guaranteed the vehicle's usability, that the defect occurred and was properly reported during the warranty period, that the manufacturer was unable to resolve it after a reasonable number of attempts, and that the consumer suffered financial loss or other damages as a result.

While Georgia's lemon law applies only to new vehicles sold with a warranty, the firm is familiar with alternative protections available for used vehicles sold with warranties, including claims under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act and Georgia's Fair Business Practices Act.

The firm provides free consultations to Atlanta-area residents who believe they own or lease a lemon. During an initial review, attorneys examine repair records, warranty terms, and other details to explain each client's legal options and next steps. Robison Lemon Law Group works to make the lemon law process straightforward and accessible for consumers navigating a frustrating situation.

Overview compiled from the firm's website