Are GM Drivers Still Protected Under The Lemon Law?
Good news for GM Owners–In the company’s proposed Master Transaction Agreement, it specifically says that GM “will continue to accept all liabilities under express written and limited new vehicle warranties, certified used vehicle warranties, and pre-owned vehicles warranties delivered in connection with the sale of new, certified used, or pre-owned vehicles manufactured or sold by Sellers or Purchaser prior to or after the closing.”
What does that mean exactly? It means that unlike the previous Chrysler bankruptcy, where lemon law representation was temporarily stayed and settlement checks were bounced, General Motors is still devoted to assisting any clients who suffer repeated problems under warranty, knowing that continued customer loyalty will result in a resurgence of the brand.
Our Firm is still handling lemon law and breach of warranty claims for all General Motors drivers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Ohio, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. We have a system in place where we can advocate quickly for our clients’ rights, with cases being expedited efficiently. We have been assured that GM is committed to making sure this continues and we applaud the company for continuing to make consumers’ rights a priority.
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June 5th, 2009 at 2:25 am
Are you saying that cases can go forward without moving to modify the automatic stay imposed by section 362 of the bankruptcy code?
June 24th, 2009 at 9:53 am
Our firm has been moving full speed ahead with our GM cases through pre-litigation program, with most being resolved to the client’s satisfaction very quickly. We also have a plan in place to litigate those claims not settled once the restructuring is completed. Bob Silverman has been assured by GM that they will continue to work with us and our clients during this transition.