Washington lemon law attorneys

Everett Lemon Law Attorneys

Get a Refund or Replacement for Your Defective Vehicle

500+

Models Served

5,000+

Cases Settled

$47M+

Recovered for Clients

Our Washington case team is ready to help

Free Case Evaluation

See if your car qualifies as a lemon

Step 1 of 3

What's the best number to reach you?

We start here so our team can get back to you quickly — even if you don't finish.

We'll only use this to discuss your case. By submitting your number, you agree to be contacted. Text "Stop" to stop. No spam, ever.

No Out-of-Pocket Fees

We don't get paid unless you recover. The manufacturer typically pays attorney fees in successful Washington claims.

Maximum Compensation

Buyback, replacement, or cash settlement — we pursue the strongest remedy under RCW 19.118.

We Handle Everything

From paperwork to NMVAB filings to manufacturer negotiation, our team manages the entire process.

Why Everett Drivers File Lemon Law Claims

Everett drivers commute south to Seattle and Bellevue daily on some of the most congested stretches of I-5 in the country. That stop-and-go grind exposes engine, transmission, and electrical defects fast — and Washington's lemon law is the path to a real resolution.

Whether you bought from Dwayne Lane's, Bickford Ford, Klein Honda, or any Snohomish County dealership, RCW 19.118 protects you. We work with drivers from Everett, Lynnwood, Marysville, and beyond — and we know the manufacturers that show up most often in claims here.

Why Everett Trusts Our Washington Lemon Law Attorneys

We're a high-volume lemon law firm serving Washington consumers. Over $47M recovered, 5,000+ cases settled, and a focused practice that does one thing: get drivers out of defective vehicles.

  • Lemon law is all we do — no distractions across other practice areas.
  • Familiar with Washington's RCW 19.118 (Wallace's Lemon Law) and the New Motor Vehicle Arbitration Board (NMVAB).
  • Local presence supporting the Puget Sound region, Eastern Washington, and beyond.
  • No upfront cost — manufacturers pay attorney fees in most successful Washington claims.
Washington lemon law attorneys

How Our Washington Lemon Law Process Works

How Lemon Laws Work?

1. Submit Paperwork

This will help us easily identify how bad your lemon is.

2. Case Manager Review

Our expert team will review your case with you to determine the best course of action.

3. Settlement

After letting our team do the heavy lifting, all you have to do is wait for your settlement, it's that easy!

What Is Washington's Lemon Law?

Washington's lemon law — formally the Motor Vehicle Warranties Act (RCW 19.118), often called "Wallace's Lemon Law" — protects new-vehicle buyers and lessees whose vehicles have a serious defect that the manufacturer can't fix in a reasonable number of attempts.

Unlike many states, Washington offers a free state-administered arbitration program through the New Motor Vehicle Arbitration Board (NMVAB). If you qualify, you can pursue a refund (buyback) or a comparable replacement vehicle — and the manufacturer typically pays your attorney fees if you win.

Do YouQualify Under Washington Lemon Law?

Defective vehicle qualifying for Washington lemon law buyback

You may qualify if:

  • Your vehicle was purchased or leased new in Washington (or transferred during the warranty period).
  • It has a serious defect substantially impairing use, value, or safety.
  • The manufacturer has had a reasonable number of repair attempts (generally 4+, or 2 for serious safety defects).
  • Your vehicle has been out of service for a cumulative 30+ days for warranty repairs.

Common Defects We See in Everett

Engine & Transmission Failures

  • Stalling, misfires, sudden loss of power
  • Transmission slipping or hard shifting
  • Coolant or oil leaks under warranty

Electrical & Infotainment

  • Phantom dashboard warning lights
  • Touchscreen freezes and reboots
  • Battery drain and charging system faults

Safety & Driver Assistance

  • Faulty airbag or seatbelt warnings
  • Adaptive cruise / lane assist malfunctions
  • Brake system or ABS defects

Top Manufacturers We Hold Accountable

Top Lemon Manufacturers We've Beaten

Honda

Honda

400+ Cases

Honda

Ford

Ford

800+ Cases

Ford

Jeep

Jeep

350+ Cases

Jeep

GMC

GMC

900+ Cases

GMC

Cadillac

Cadillac

300+ Cases

Cadillac

Chevrolet

Chevrolet

600+ Cases

Chevrolet

Compensation Available Under Washington Lemon Law

Washington consumer receiving lemon law settlement
  • Vehicle Buyback

    Full refund of what you paid — purchase price, sales tax, registration, and qualifying collateral costs.

  • Replacement Vehicle

    A comparable new vehicle from the same manufacturer, with all fees and taxes covered.

  • Attorney Fees Covered

    Under RCW 19.118, the manufacturer typically pays your attorney fees in successful claims — your recovery stays whole.

Areas We Serve

Serving Snohomish County and surrounding communities

We represent Washington consumers across the Puget Sound, Eastern Washington, and every corner of the state. If your vehicle was purchased or leased here, we can help.

  • Downtown Everett
  • South Everett
  • North Everett
  • Silver Lake
  • Mill Creek
  • Lynnwood
  • Mukilteo
  • Marysville
  • Lake Stevens
  • Snohomish
  • Edmonds
  • Mountlake Terrace
  • Bothell
  • Arlington

Washington Lemon Law Statutes

RCW 19.118 — Motor Vehicle Warranties Act (Wallace's Lemon Law) Washington's primary new-vehicle lemon law, providing buyback or replacement remedies for defects the manufacturer cannot repair.

New Motor Vehicle Arbitration Board (NMVAB) Washington's free state-administered arbitration program. Decisions are binding on the manufacturer and appealable by the consumer.

Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (Federal) Federal warranty law that supplements Washington's protections, often used for used and CPO vehicles still under warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

Washington Lemon Law in Everett

Ready to Get Out of Your Defective Vehicle?

Free, no-obligation case review. No fees unless we win. Most Everett cases resolve in just a few months.