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Attorney Michael Campbell Explains How An Implied And An Express Warranty Can Work Together

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An express warranty and an implied warranty can overlap, explains Pierce County, Washington attorney Michael Campbell. Even after a one-year express warranty expires, an implied warranty may extend the coverage. Whether it did is often decided in court—or resolved earlier if the provider voluntarily agrees the product should have lasted longer and makes the repair.

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Answered by Michael Campbell · Pierce County, WA

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— how an implied warranty can survive after the express one expires

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Can an implied warranty outlast an express one?

Yes. Even after a one-year express warranty expires, an implied warranty may extend coverage, and whether it did is often decided in court or resolved when the provider agrees to repair.

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