Robison Lemon Law Group LLC

Robison Lemon Law Group LLC serves consumers in Philadelphia and surrounding areas with Pennsylvania lemon law claims involving defective vehicles. Founded by Emma Robison, the firm focuses exclusively on lemon law cases and offers free initial evaluations to prospective clients. The firm provides aggressive representation against well-funded manufacturer legal teams to protect consumers' rights.

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Robison Lemon Law Group LLC serves consumers in Philadelphia, PA and the surrounding region who have purchased or leased defective vehicles. The firm, founded by Emma Robison, focuses exclusively on Pennsylvania lemon law claims and offers free initial case evaluations to prospective clients.

Under Pennsylvania lemon law, a consumer who has purchased or leased a new motor vehicle designed to carry no more than fifteen persons may be entitled to relief if the vehicle has a "nonconformity"—a defect or condition that substantially impairs the vehicle's use, value, or safety and does not conform to the manufacturer's express warranty. The law protects buyers and lessees who obtained the vehicle for personal, family, or household use and registered it in Pennsylvania or purchased it out of state and registered it for the first time in Pennsylvania. Demonstration and dealership vehicles are covered. Motorcycles, motorhomes, and off-road vehicles are excluded.

Many consumers believe they can navigate a lemon law claim independently, but manufacturers typically deploy well-funded legal teams to contest claims. Robison Lemon Law Group recognizes this imbalance and positions itself as an advocate for consumers whose interests might otherwise be overlooked. The firm's approach centers on thorough case evaluation and aggressive representation to protect clients' rights against manufacturer defenses.

The determination of whether a vehicle qualifies involves assessing whether a nonconformity exists and whether that defect substantially impairs the vehicle's use, value, or safety. A "purchaser" under Pennsylvania law includes anyone who has obtained ownership through purchase or lease and maintained continuous possession without relinquishing title. The definition was expanded in 2002 to explicitly protect those who have leased new vehicles. Nonconformities resulting from the purchaser's abuse, neglect, or unauthorized modification do not qualify for lemon law protection.

Robison Lemon Law Group acknowledges that each case is unique and that timelines vary based on the specific facts involved. The firm encourages potential clients to contact an attorney to understand their individual circumstances and what to expect throughout the process.

Prospective clients can reach Robison Lemon Law Group at (844) 214-0997 or (267) 710-7623 to schedule a no-cost consultation. The firm also accepts inquiries through its online contact form, with staff reaching out to schedule appointments at no charge.

Overview compiled from the firm's website