Illinois Lemon Law
Illinois Lemon Law
H.C. Bradley LLC can answer any and all of your Illinois Lemon Law questions.
In most cases, a seller’s promise of a normally functioning product is precise and clear and offered in writing, as a warranty. When you have that promise, and the product you purchase later experiences problems, you can — and should — expect that the seller to fulfill their obligations to you and correct the problem. If your case is sound, you should have the choice of either a refund or a replacement. At H.C. Bradley LLC, we have extensive experience with Illinois Lemon Law and can help you navigate your warranty and supply you with the most advantageous solution to your situation.
If you would like to find out more about Illinois Lemon Law, please call the team at H.C. Bradley LLC now at 630-453-5159. You may also elect to receive more information on our services electronically by simply filling out the online request form found on this page.
Warranty Claim Experts
Illinois Lemon Laws are there to ensure you receive a refund, replacement, or partial refund on a product that does not perform to specific standards. Once sellers are provided with a reasonable number of attempts to cure any warranted problem, our team handles your situation to ensure you receive the compensation that you deserve.
Our team at H.C. Bradley can help you with these issues and provide you with the knowledge and resources needed to secure the refund or replacement that you’re entitled to receive. Cars, trucks, RVs, motorcycles, televisions, phones, computers, and thousands of other products are all consumer products that can be covered by Lemon Laws. Call us now for a consultation into your situation so our team can identify if your party has a strong lemon law case.
Experienced Illinois Lemon Law Attorneys
For more information on Illinois Lemon Law or to consult with an experienced attorney, please give H.C. Bradley LLC a call today at 630-453-5159 or simply complete the easy-to-use form located on this page.
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About Harry Bradley
Mr. Bradley appears primarily in Indiana and Illinois courts but has also appeared pro hac vice in Ohio, Florida, and California state courts as well as in the United States District Court for the Central District of California as pro hac vice counsel on difficult cases.
After 10 years practicing in law firms in Chicago and the western suburbs Harry opened his own business law firm in 2013. The practice has expanded to include commercial and civil litigation, and representation of small businesses, as well as consumers (and sometimes dealers) with dispute resolution involving a new product, warranty, or service contract.
Harry’s practice has focused on various business issues including sales and service agreements, product warranties, FTC compliance, arbitration agreements, fraudulent sales litigation, and has also represented clients with issues arising under the state commercial code. Additionally, he has represented clients in insurance defense litigation, subrogation, and collections.
Harry is a veteran of the U.S. Navy and served aboard the destroyer U.S.S. Fife, receiving the National Defense and Southwest Asia Service Awards for his participation in Operation Provide Comfort following Desert Storm.
Originally from Valparaiso, Indiana, Harry now resides in Naperville, Illinois. His hobbies include automobiles, fishing, astronomy, and barbecue cooking.
Lemon Law Articles from H.C. Bradley, LLC
5 Myths About the Lemon Law
5 Myths About the Lemon Law I have prosecuted Lemon Law claims for 19 years and hear the same myths about it over and over. “The manufacturer says I don’t qualify” or “the service department said
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