Rockpoint Law P.C.
Reviews 17
Found RockPoint Law late one night when I was googling my car problem for the hundredth time. Called the next morning. The person I talked to was really normal—didn't sound like a lawyer, sounded like someone who actually wanted to help. They reviewed my paperwork and said let's go. Manufacturer ended up buying the car back. Name was new to me but the service was solid. Would use them again.
Honestly wasn't sure about RockPoint Law since I hadn't heard of them before. But I was desperate. My car had been in the shop five times for the same problem and nobody could figure it out. Service advisor started avoiding my calls. I found RockPoint online, called, and the person I talked to was really down to earth. They took my repair orders and handled the whole thing. A few months later, the manufacturer bought the car back. New name but they got it done. Would use them again in a heartbeat.
I saw RockPoint Law pop up when I was searching for lemon law help. Wasn't sure since I hadn't heard of them. Called anyway and got Liam Jones. Turns out it's the same team as Easy Lemon, just a different name. My Jeep Grand Cherokee had a transmission that would jerk so hard my coffee spilled. Dealer had it four times. Liam handled everything and Jeep bought it back. Name changed but service didn't. Same good people.
Saw RockPoint Law and wasn't sure. Called anyway because I was at my wit's end. Natalie Nassi answered and she remembered me from somewhere else. Same calm voice, same no-nonsense approach. She took my case and handled everything. Manufacturer bought the car back. Name on the door changed but Natalie didn't. That's what matters to me.
I'll admit it. My wife wanted to call a lawyer about her SUV's brake problems. I said it was a waste of money. She called RockPoint Law anyway. Steven Nassi took her case. Four months later, the manufacturer sent a check for $12,000. I was wrong. He was right. Now I'm the one telling friends to call RockPoint Law if their car's a lemon. .
My EV's range dropped 30% in the first year. Dealership ran diagnostics three times. 'Battery health is normal.' I knew that wasn't true. Called RockPoint Law. Liam Jones asked if I had charging logs. I did—spreadsheets of every charge showing the decline. He used that data to prove the battery defect. Manufacturer settled with a replacement battery plus compensation. Liam understood EVs, which most lawyers don't. If you drive electric, these are your guys..
Found RockPoint Law on Google Maps. Needed help with my 2023 Challenger spark plug. Dealer fixed it three times. Still blew hot. Called Easy Lemon and spoke with Steven Nassi. He reviewed my repair orders and said I had a solid case. Didn't hear much for a couple months, then out of nowhere the manufacturer agreed to a cash settlement. Enough to trade it in and move on. Quick, painless, no drama. Five stars.
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