The Virginia Supreme Court determined that Hyundai Motor America didn’t owe a customer pre-litigation attorney fees, after concluding that the state’s “Lemon Law” didn’t provide for such fees.

In an April 6 opinion, the state high court affirmed a circuit court’s granting of summary judgment to Hyundai after finding the manufacturer’s refund to plaintiff Nicholas David Ranger had satisfied the requirements of the “Lemon Law,” Code § 59.1-207.9.

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