About the firm
Consumer Protection Attorney Licensed in Florida, Vermont, and Washington, D.C.
Sue Your Dealer – A Law Firm is a consumer protection attorney Hollywood, FL car buyers hire when a dealership has cheated them, and attorney Joshua Feygin is admitted in Florida, Vermont, and the District of Columbia. We're a small firm in Broward County that handles one side of one kind of dispute: consumers against car dealers, under each jurisdiction's deceptive-practices statute, its dealer and title laws, and the federal consumer laws that reach vehicle sales and financing.
Who we are
What Does a Consumer Protection Attorney at Sue Your Dealer Actually Do?
We sue car dealerships. That's the practice. When a dealer sells a car with a rolled-back odometer, hides a salvage or flood title, forgets to mention the car was a rental, adds fees above the advertised price, calls you back in for a "yo-yo" refinance, never funds the GAP policy you paid for, or repossesses a car it had no right to take, we evaluate the claim and, if we accept it, pursue it against the dealer.
In Florida, most of what we do runs through three bodies of law. The Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act (sections 501.201–501.213, Florida Statutes) makes unfair and deceptive conduct actionable and allows a prevailing consumer to recover attorney's fees. Section 501.976, Florida Statutes, lists specific dealer practices that are unfair or deceptive per se. The Federal Odometer Act (49 U.S.C. § 32710) provides the greater of three times actual damages or $10,000 for odometer fraud, plus fees. Around those we use the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, the Truth in Lending Act, the Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act, the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and chapters 319, 320, 672, and 679 of the Florida Statutes. In Vermont the claim is brought under the Vermont Consumer Protection Act, and in the District under the D.C. Consumer Protection Procedures Act. The firm also handles matters for Michigan and Texas buyers under those states' consumer statutes; the jurisdictions page lays out what differs.
We represent consumers only. We don't defend dealers, and we don't take manufacturer money. If you want to know what a case looks like from the first demand letter to a filed complaint, read how suing a car dealer in Florida works or the overview of our Florida auto fraud practice.
Lemonaid Firm, founded by Joshua Feygin, represents consumers in manufacturer warranty and lemon law claims. Sue Your Credit Report, a division of Sue Your Dealer – A Law Firm, handles credit reporting disputes under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. If your problem is a defect the manufacturer won't fix, or a credit report error, those firms are where the matter belongs.
Founding attorney
Joshua Feygin, Esq.
Joshua Feygin is the founding attorney of Sue Your Dealer – A Law Firm and of Lemonaid Firm. He earned his J.D. from Florida International University College of Law in 2016 and was admitted to the Florida Bar that year. He is also admitted to practice in Vermont and Washington, D.C., and before the U.S. District Courts for the Southern, Middle, and Northern Districts of Florida and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.
He grew up around motor vehicle repair shops and worked in them before law school, which is useful when a case turns on what a service record, a frame measurement, or a mileage history actually shows. His practice has been consumer-side auto fraud and warranty litigation since admission, in Florida state and federal courts and in arbitration.
- Admitted to The Florida Bar, 2016
- Admitted in Vermont
- Admitted in Washington, D.C.
- FIU College of Law, J.D. 2016
- FIU, B.A. 2013
Professional memberships
- National Association of Consumer Advocates (NACA), member 2017–2023
- Broward County Bar Association, member
- Florida Trial Lawyers Section, member
- Hollywood Rotary Club, executive board member (2018)
- Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity
Seminars and speaking
- Faculty, "Representing the Pro Bono Client: Consumer Law Basics 2026"
- Presenter, "Arbitration Under Florida and Federal Law"
- Panelist, "Stop the Seizure: Navigating UCC Repossessions and Protecting Consumer Rights"
- Guest speaker, Florida Bar Consumer Protection Law Committee seminar on auto fraud junk fees
- Guest speaker, NACA Spring Training auto fraud practicum
- Steering committee, auto fraud track, NACA Spring Training Conference
- Guest speaker, Florida Bar Consumer Protection Law Committee seminar on auto fraud
Watch: Joshua Feygin on AutoInsiders with Ray Shefska
Attorney Joshua Feygin sat down with Ray Shefska on the AutoInsiders podcast, produced by CarEdge, for an hour-long conversation about how he ended up practicing consumer protection law and what the firm's day-to-day auto fraud practice looks like.
In the news
Odometer Fraud, Lemon Cars & Dealership Scams | Attorney Joshua Feygin
Episode with host Abe Ovadia on odometer rollbacks, undisclosed accident history, and warranty claims.
Florida law meant to protect car buyers hasn't changed in 56 years. Is it still enough?
On whether Florida's $25,000 dealer surety bond still covers buyers at today's vehicle prices.
Volkswagen & Audi JACKED UP Prices, Now THIS Happened
On price increases at Volkswagen and Audi dealerships and what they mean for buyers.
Car Quality CRASHES | Lemon Law Lawyer Live
On declining new-vehicle quality and how it can turn into a lemon law or dealer fraud claim.
Car Dealers Collapse & Screw Customers | Lawyer Explains
On what happens to warranties, deposits, and open contracts when a dealership shuts down.
Joshua Feygin – From Dreams of Veterinary Care to Legal Champion of Consumer Rights
Hour-long interview on his path into consumer protection law and the firm's practice.
Chevy & GM GOT CAUGHT | Shocking New Scam!
On a General Motors pricing practice affecting Chevrolet and GMC buyers.
Really, You've Got to Be Kidding Me #080
On an unusual dealership complaint from the CarEdge audience mailbag.
3 Illegal Things Car Dealers Do Every Day
On spot delivery deals and other everyday dealership practices that can cross the line.
Don't Let THIS Happen To You at the Dealership | Red Flags
On warning signs to watch for during a dealership visit.
Odometer rollback fraud on the rise: A warning for Florida used car buyers
On the federal odometer disclosure statement and who is liable when mileage is misrepresented.
Really, You've Got to Be Kidding Me #075
On another dealership complaint from the CarEdge audience mailbag.
Florida car dealers over charging buyers looking to buy out their leases
On dealership add-on fees at lease buyout that aren't in the lease agreement.
Car Dealers SUED for Fake Fees
On lawsuits over add-on fees charged above a car's advertised price.
Exposed: Illegal Car Dealer Fees You Must Watch Out For!
On junk fees added to a car's price and how buyers can spot them.
Vehicle owners getting hit with sticker shock when attempting to buy out lease
On undisclosed lease buyout fees and the federal Consumer Leasing Act.
Did you pay a dealer fee when buying out your lease? If so, you're entitled to a refund, attorney says
On refund entitlement for lease buyout fees not disclosed in the lease agreement.
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Car leaseholder struggles to exercise buyout agreement terms
On a dealership's obligation to honor the buyout provision written into a lease contract.
Florida drivers struggle to exercise car lease buyouts
On captive lease servicers requiring buyouts to route through a dealership.
Crazy Defective Vehicles, Attorney Joshua Feygin Breaks Them Down
On some of the more unusual vehicle defects he has seen in his cases.
Why You Shouldn't Tell ChatGPT About Your Legal Case
On the risks of discussing case details with an AI chatbot.
The Shocking Rise of Dealership Forgery
On a rise in dealership paperwork forgery he has seen in his cases.
Our team
Gil Valdez, Senior Paralegal
Gil Valdez has a decade of experience in law offices, first as a legal secretary and now as a paralegal. He manages the firm's caseload day to day: client deadlines, communication with opposing parties, scheduling, and filings in Florida state and federal courts. When you email the firm about the status of your matter, there's a good chance Gil is the one who pulls the file.
His interests include consumer protection, property, and family law.
Where we are
Broward County Office, Five-Jurisdiction Representation
The firm is located in Hollywood, Florida, and takes cases throughout the State of Florida. Attorney Feygin is also admitted in Vermont and Washington, D.C., and handles buyer matters in Michigan and Texas under those states' law; the firm handles dealer-fraud matters in all five jurisdictions under their respective consumer-protection statutes. We don't take walk-ins or in-person meetings; case evaluations come in through the online questionnaire only, and client communication is handled by email, phone, and video.
Sue Your Dealer – A Law FirmHollywood, Florida
Phone: (954) 321-0507
By appointment only — walk-in visits aren't accepted.
Mailing address
4601 Sheridan Street, Suite 205AHollywood, FL 33021
All meetings are by appointment; walk-in visits aren't accepted. Please do not come to the office without a confirmed appointment.
How to reach the firm
To have your case reviewed, complete our free case evaluation at https://sueyourdealer.com/case-evaluation/. We do not review cases sent by email.
Phone: (954) 321-0507. Current clients, the courts, opposing counsel, The Florida Bar, and press may reach the office by phone. Prospective clients who call in with a case description will be directed to the case evaluation.
Lawyers who want to refer a client can request a referral partner account on the attorney referral page, which explains how referrals and referral fees are handled and how each referred matter can be followed in the partner portal.
Have a question about the process before you submit? The auto fraud attorney FAQ covers documents, timelines, and fees.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What states is Joshua Feygin licensed to practice in?
He is admitted to The Florida Bar, the Vermont Bar, and the District of Columbia Bar, and before the U.S. District Courts for the Southern, Middle, and Northern Districts of Florida and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.
Does Sue Your Dealer handle claims for Michigan and Texas buyers?
Yes. The firm handles claims for Michigan and Texas buyers under those states' consumer-protection statutes; the jurisdictions page lays out what differs by state.
Does the firm accept walk-in visits?
No. All meetings are by appointment only, and case evaluations come in through the online questionnaire rather than an office visit.
How can a reporter reach the firm?
Reporters covering dealer practices in Florida can reach the office by phone at (954) 321-0507.
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This page is attorney advertising and general information, not legal advice. Reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Results depend on the facts and law of each matter; prospective clients may not obtain similar results. Statutory damages described are as set by law and are before deductions for attorney's fees and costs. Sue Your Dealer – A Law Firm, Hollywood, Florida · By appointment only · (954) 321-0507.