Consumer Protection
CONSUMER PROTECTION
Are you receiving harassing debt collection calls?
Strange fees from your lender?
Have you sent in multiple loan modification applications?
Inaccuracies on your credit report?
Is a manufacturer refusing to honor its warranty?
OVERVIEW:
Consumer protection is a broad term that encompasses various aspects. If you find yourself paying fees that you don't understand, receiving harassing telephone calls, getting bills for a debt that you don't owe, or your mortgage lender is ignoring your loan modification applications, we can help. Klein & Sheridan, LC can handle various types of consumer claims without any risk to you. We only charge a fee if we are successful in recovering your losses. Additionally, our initial consultations are free of charge.
WHAT IS A CONSUMER VIOLATION?
According to state law, any unfair or deceptive acts or practices in business and trade are considered unlawful. This means that if you have been tricked into paying for something that you don't believe you owe, or if you have been subjected to any kind of unfair conduct, it may be a violation of state and federal consumer protection laws.
These laws regulate the activities of third-party debt collectors, mortgage lenders, and credit reporting agencies, and they may provide relief in your situation. If you are unsure about the legality of your situation, call us today and schedule a free consultation. We will help you determine if the conduct you have been subjected to is illegal.
Furthermore, we can assist you at no cost by making the company that has harmed you pay our fees. So, don't hesitate to contact us if you believe you have been a victim of unfair business practices.
COMMON TYPES OF CONSUMER VIOLATIONS
Here are some common types of consumer violations we help folks with:
Inaccuracies on your credit reports.
Strange fees on bills that are sapping your hard-earned money.
Failure to honor warranties.
Failure to fix a mistake or defect in a product.
Illegal foreclosure or repossession.
Call us toll-free at (800) 995-5152, or fill out the contact form below to schedule a free consultation.