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If you believe that you have purchased a lemon in the State of Wisconsin, please contact Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center® for assistance. With decades of experience, and over 40,000 lemon law cases handled successfully, we can help you! Reach out to our lemon law attorneys in the State of Wisconsin for a free case evaluation at 1-866-388-8290!

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Greg Moss:
My name is Greg Moss, I'm the founder and managing partner of Krohn & Moss Ltd., a lemon law firm that handles lemon law litigation in the state of Wisconsin.

Greg Moss:
The Wisconsin Lemon Law is a statute that was enacted to provide Wisconsin consumers with protection should they find that they have purchased a vehicle that is defective and unable to be repaired by the manufacturer and/or dealership after being given a reasonable number of attempts. In Wisconsin, if you have provided the manufacturer or dealership with four or more repair attempts for the same problem, or your vehicle is out of service 30 or more days, then you may be entitled to a refund or a replacement vehicle. If you believe that that is a situation that applies to you, you should definitely contact an attorney. Contact Krohn & Moss because there are many automobile manufacturers and dealerships that do not want to provide the relief that you may be entitled to.

Greg Moss:
The best thing to do is make sure that you keep all of your paperwork, as you continue to bring your vehicle back for repairs, and make sure that you brought your vehicle in at least three times for the same problem or a myriad of different problems so that you can gain the relief that you should be entitled to and as was intended by the Wisconsin legislature when the Wisconsin Lemon Law was created.

Greg Moss:
If you purchased a lemon in Wisconsin, you should contact the law firm of Krohn & Moss immediately so that we can provide you with your rights at no cost, as there is a free consultation and the Wisconsin Lemon Law does provide for the payment of attorney's fees. So, if you are able to prevail, in your case, the manufacturer and/or dealership is responsible to pay the attorney's fees that you may incur.

Greg Moss:
If you purchased a lemon in Wisconsin, you should contact Krohn & Moss for a free case evaluation.