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Kristen Lucero

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Kristen Lucero

Firm: Misa, Stefen, Koller, Ward LLP

13950 Milton Ave Ste 200 A , Westminster , California 92683

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection

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How do I legally compel DoorDash to issue a refund in California? | Jul 22, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Newport Beach, CA California passed a law this year that requires DoorDash to issue refunds for wrong orders, unless they find the request to be fraudulent. DoorDash issues me about one refund every 30 to 45 days and then automatically denies all future refund requests citing my refund history and their refund policy which says refunds are at DoorDash’s discretion and if any are Made, they are gratuitous. And I don’t need to be a lawyer to know that Laws precede Business Policies. Because I am disabled and rely on these services, I order on a daily basis and sometimes up to 2 to 3 times a day. Due to a high volume of orders, it only makes sense that theres a high volume of issues as well. out of a week I might have 14 to 20 orders and I might have one two or even three issues. I have started taking pictures and documenting them very well. DoorDash has refused all refunds. Yesterday I ordered broccoli beef, and I got shrimp and broccoli. I sent them very clear photos with the receipt and the packaging and the food. Sometimes the food doesn’t match the DoorDash description, and there are ingredients in there that I am sensitive to and can’t eat. The other restaurant sends me raw meat sitting on top of the rest of my noodles Without any warning that the meat would be raw while the pictures showed cooked meat. These are just some examples. This…

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