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Over 60 years of experience helping people with California lemon law and car fraud cases.
At Auto Fraud Legal Center, we personally established California’s auto fraud case law through trials and appeals. We protect California consumers rights in lobbying for improved laws and holding all parties accountable.
“I love helping car buyers who have been taken advantage of when they can least afford to make a mistake. Our clients are often in desperate need of a reliable car to get to jobs they can’t miss or to take care of loved ones. They don’t usually buy expensive or fancy cars and are just hoping for a fair deal. But too often, these hard-working people were lied to and cheated by greedy dealerships who are more concerned with elaborate schemes to make extra profits than honest sales. Very few of our clients could afford to pay us the rates we would need to charge them, so I love that California has laws to protect consumers by making the cheating dealers pay us to catch them.” – Hawk Barry, Managing Partner
A successful case can take many forms, including getting your money back, contract rescission, and restoring your credit history. Don’t take our word for it–here’s what our happy clients have to say about their experiences.
We serve clients across California only, which helps us focus on doing one thing very well. Because we work only in California, we know the state’s auto fraud laws inside and out. Over the years, we have handled thousands of cases, taken part in appeals, and worked with lawmakers. This experience has helped shape California’s auto fraud laws and allows us to better protect the rights of our clients.
If your auto purchase contract contains errors or you suspect fraud, you don’t have to face it alone. Auto Fraud Legal Center can review your paperwork, investigate mistakes, and fight to recover your losses. With thousands of successful cases and a 96% win rate, our team has the experience and dedication to protect your rights.
Contact Auto Fraud Legal Center today for a free consultation and take the first step toward correcting contract errors or pursuing compensation for fraud.
