LEMON LAW / CONSUMER PROTECTION
When Products Fail—and Companies Don’t Make It Right.
You shouldn’t have to fight to get what you paid for. But sometimes, that’s exactly what happens—whether it’s a faulty vehicle, deceptive business practices, or a warranty no one seems willing to honor.
At Rawdon & Cantrill, we help clients in Kentucky take legal action under state and federal consumer protection laws, including the Kentucky Lemon Law. If you’ve been sold a defective vehicle—or taken advantage of by a business that didn’t deliver—we’ll help you understand your rights and your options.
Lemon Law claims involving defective vehicles
Warranty enforcement for repairs or replacements
Deceptive or misleading sales practices
Failure to disclose known product issues
Breach of implied warranty or merchantability
Lemon Law: What You Should Know
Kentucky’s Lemon Law applies to certain new vehicles that repeatedly fail to meet standards of quality and performance—even after multiple repair attempts.
If you think your car might be a lemon, you may be entitled to a refund, replacement, or damages.
We’ll help you document your repairs, communicate with the manufacturer, and pursue the remedy you deserve—whether through negotiation or court.
Why Clients Choose Us
- We’ve handled warranty and consumer fraud cases for decades.
- We’re thorough, detail-oriented, and not afraid of complex documentation.
- We don’t take every case—but if we take yours, we’ll fight to make it right.
Wondering if your case qualifies?
Let’s talk it through. We’ll give you honest feedback and walk you through next steps.