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Mar. 9, 2020
An attack on California’s lemon law fees is an attack on consumers
A recent guest column by Colorado attorney Lee Mickus purports to offer a broad critique of California’s lemon law by lamenting that it has moved away from its original purpose of helping consumers and morphed into a mechanism for maximizing recovery of attorney fees — a state of affairs for which the piece (somewhat predictably) castigates California consumer rights attorneys.
Joseph A. Kaufman
Founder
Joseph Kaufman and Associates
A recent guest column by Colorado attorney Lee Mickus purports to offer a broad critique of California's lemon law by lamenting that it has moved away from its original purpose of helping consumers and morphed into a mechanism for maximizing recovery of attorney fees -- a state of affairs for which the piece (somewhat predictably) castigates California consumer rights attorneys. ["$95
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