A proposed law that could cut down on faulty vehicle litigation was negotiated for six months by Inland Empire torts attorney Greg Rizio.
“We believe this bill is a fix on abuses of both sides,” said Rizio by phone Sept. 4.
If signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, AB 1755 would create early paths to manufacturer buybacks of faulty vehicles, while also increasing the burden to bring a case. Rizio said it would help unclog courts by reducing the amount of Lemon Law cases filed.
The California Lemon Law protects you when your vehicle
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