Lemon Law & Defective Vehicles Maryland

Understanding the Maryland Lemon Law 15-Month or 15,000-Mile Presumption Rule
Understanding the Maryland Lemon Law 15-Month or 15,000-Mile Presumption Rule

Understanding the Maryland Lemon Law 15-Month or 15,000-Mile Presumption Rule

Buying a brand-new car in Baltimore, Rockville, or Annapolis should bring peace of mind, not endless trips to the dealership service bay. For years, Maryland drivers and consumer a...
Oct 1, 2026
Lemon Law & Defective Vehicles Maryland
How the 30-Day Out-of-Service Rule Works for Maryland Lemon Law Claims
How the 30-Day Out-of-Service Rule Works for Maryland Lemon Law Claims

How the 30-Day Out-of-Service Rule Works for Maryland Lemon Law Claims

When you buy or lease a new car in Maryland, you expect to drive it-not leave it parked on a dealership service lot for weeks at a time. Under the Md. Code Ann., Com. Law § 14-1502...
Oct 4, 2026
Lemon Law & Defective Vehicles Maryland
The One-Attempt Rule: Steering and Braking Defects Under Maryland Lemon Law
The One-Attempt Rule: Steering and Braking Defects Under Maryland Lemon Law

The One-Attempt Rule: Steering and Braking Defects Under Maryland Lemon Law

Most states force car owners to endure three or four failed repair visits before they can file a Lemon Law claim, even when the defect is dangerous. Maryland takes a much tougher s...
Oct 1, 2026
Lemon Law & Defective Vehicles Maryland
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