If you are thinking about starting a lemon law case, you really should not post anything on a social media website or an auto forum chat room. It is fine for you to browse these sites and look at what other people are posting, but if you post anything on a site like bimmerworld, bimmerfest, caddychat, jettajunkie, benzworld, nissanclub, gmtruckclub, or even on your own facebook page or twitter account, and then you begin a lemon law claim against an auto manufacturer, the attorney for the auto manufacturer will likely find what you have posted and try to use it against you in a deposition, mediation, or even at trial.
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