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The federal government and state governments have enacted many laws that impose safety standards on corporations that sell products on the open market. Other laws control business practices across most industries and shape the interactions of corporations with consumers. These laws often provide enforcement tools for consumers who are injured by defective products or who suffer financial losses because of improper business practices. Thus, they can recover compensation for their injuries or costs. Proving this type of claim can be a complex, technical process, so an aggrieved consumer should retain an attorney if a significant amount of money is at stake.

The lemon law is an area of consumer protection law that applies specifically to motor vehicles and the parties that distribute them. It covers vehicles that suffer from a significant defect that is covered by the warranty and cannot be fixed after reasonable attempts at repairs. About 1% of the new cars sold in the U.S. each year fall into this category. A consumer may be entitled to a replacement or refund if their car qualifies as a lemon. Federal lemon laws generally apply only to new cars, but state lemon laws may cover used cars in certain situations.