When you buy a pre-owned car, you expect it to be worth the money you pay for it. You do not anticipate it breaking down or not working at all shortly after you purchase it.
However, when it appears the seller has taken advantage of you, you may have rights under the state law to take action against him or her. You can find out what those rights are and make full use of them by hiring an advocate like an Indiana Lemon Law attorney to represent you.
Proving Malice
When you have a lawyer on retainer, you might prove that the seller acted with malice or deception toward you. He or she might have purposely withheld information from you about the vehicle. The seller may have also intentionally meant to burden you with a car that was not worth your money.
Your lawyer can question the seller and investigate the circumstances of the sale. Using the facts, he or she uncovers, your lawyer can prove the intentional malice or deception and pursue compensation for you.
He or she might win a judgment in court to get back the money you paid for the vehicle. Your lawyer may also win you punitive damages for your inconvenience and financial suffering.
Find out more about retaining an experienced Indiana Lemon Law attorney online. To set up a consultation or get more details, contact Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center® today.
