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January 24, 2023

Consumer Statutes, Section 998: Chen v. BMW Case Now Published

Lemon Law Plaintiff Obtained Significantly Less Fees Based On Rejected Section 998 Defense Offer.

            On December 30, 2022, we posted on Chen v. BMW of North America, a Sixth District unpublished opinion in which a significantly reduced lemon law fees award to a plaintiff, who rejected a defense CCP § 998 offer, was found to be valid and reasonable.  Plaintiff was only awarded a little over $53,000 out of a requested $436,000.  We can now report that Chen was certified for publication on January 23, 2023, posted on January 24, 2023.

Posted at 07:18 PM in Cases: Consumer Statutes, Cases: Section 998 |

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