Few areas of consumer litigation carry stakes as high as those involving defective automobiles. When manufacturers conceal or fail to remedy systemic defects — from malfunctioning airbags and defective brakes to electrical failures and transmission flaws — the result is not only economic loss but a direct threat to public safety. These cases require not only legal skill but also technical expertise and the ability to distill engineering evidence into compelling courtroom advocacy.
At Furia Law, we prosecute class actions involving concealed or widespread vehicle defects, holding automakers accountable for endangering drivers and violating their obligations under state and federal law. Our work in this area often involves coordinating expert testimony, examining engineering data, and establishing patterns of knowledge and concealment by manufacturers. By presenting this evidence with precision, we are able to demonstrate both liability and systemic misconduct.
In addition, we represent consumers in Lemon Law claims. These statutes, enacted across the country, provide remedies to buyers of new vehicles that fail to meet standards of quality and performance. Typically, if a defect substantially impairs the use, value, or safety of a vehicle and persists despite a reasonable number of repair attempts, the manufacturer is obligated to replace the vehicle or refund the purchase price. Many Lemon Laws also provide for recovery of attorneys’ fees, ensuring that consumers can pursue relief without disproportionate cost.
Our firm approaches both class action and individual claims with the same trial-ready rigor, ensuring that every case is positioned for success in court. By combining substantive knowledge of automotive design and safety standards with disciplined advocacy, we provide clients with effective representation in one of the most technically challenging and consequential areas of consumer litigation.