Joseph Kaufman & Associates is proud to announce that an article written by its CEO has been published in the Daily Journal. You can read the article on the Daily Journal (with a subscription) or below One year later: California lemon law litigation after the 2025 procedural reforms By Joseph Kaufman In 2025, California enacted…
Owners of the 2025 Toyota Tundra are encountering dead battery issues, frequently attributed to parasitic draw, or an abnormal electrical drain.
Honda is recalling Honda Odyssey minivans because defective side airbags might deploy unexpectedly, increasing the risk of injury.
A new J.D. Power study reveals that technology remains the least reliable part of modern cars.
Joseph Kaufman & Associates, Inc. and Lemon Law Aid founder Joseph Kaufman was selected to the 2026 Southern California Super Lawyers list, an honor reserved for those lawyers who exhibit excellence in practice. Only 5% of attorneys in Southern California receive this distinction. Mr. Kaufman had previously been selected to Super Lawyers in 2025, 2024,…
Brief Overview The CARS act imposes a statutory duty on dealers to make clear statements, quotes, and advertisements on vehicle purchase prices based on the total price of the vehicle, including disclosures of total payments, trade ins, and consequences of defaulting. Dealerships must retain these documents for at least two (2) years. The act also…
Ford, GM, Tesla, and others, are making vehicles with more defects, more expensive failures, and more warranty headaches than ever before.
Consumer Reports has just released its list of the least reliable vehicles, updated for new 2026 models.
Ford Motors Company is recalling over 20,000 2021 – 2025 Ford and Lincoln plug-in hybrid models because their high-voltage batteries may experience internal short-circuiting, causing a loss of power and increasing the risk of accident.
Joseph Kaufman was quoted in a LA Times article discussing whether changes to California’s Lemon Law have been affecting car consumers.
