Introduction
Wednesday, February 6th, 2008Welcome to The Lemon Report, where all the news thats fit to print about… the New York Lemon Law… is not exactly printed. But its here anyway.
This would not be a first blog post unless I introduced myself. So here goes. My name is Eugene Krukas, and among other things, I’m a Lemon Lawyer based in Long Island, New York. Feel free to browse my web site, Lemonfirm.com. In addition to my local practice, I am also involved in several consumer protection law partnerships with attorneys in other states. My out of state law partners and I collectively advertise on the internet through the Lemonfreedom.com web site.
Besides suing large automobile manufacturers, my interests include baseball, fishing, and eating… preferably a good dry aged steak.
(Behold, my stock photo)
The purpose of this blog is to discuss the ins and outs of the New York State Lemon Law. Quite a niche, eh? The fact of the matter is the topic isn’t very interesting to people who have working cars. And the rest of you wish you didn’t have to read what I have to say.
Nonetheless, the goal here is to provide some basic information to those of you who find yourselves in the unfortunate position of having paid good money for a big problem. I welcome comments and suggestions by other people in the industry, but the primary focus is on information for the consumer. To that extent, I am always happy to address any topics that are emailed to me at ekrukas@gmail.com.
I’ll finish this inaugural post with a quote. Call it gallows humor if you will.
“If the automobile had followed the same development cycle as the computer, a Rolls-Royce would today cost $100, get one million miles to the gallon, and explode once a year, killing everyone inside.”
-Robert X Cringely
