We pride ourselves as being an aggressive protector of consumers utilizing the more than 200 federal and California consumer protection statutes. THE BEST PART IS THAT UNDER THESE STATUTES THE DEFENDANT MUST PAY ALL YOUR DAMAGES, ATTORNEY FEES,
AND COSTS.
To do this we will use strong demand letters to the person or business harming you, government complaints, litigations, and other avenues for obtaining a successful result for you.
A partial list of the consumer protection statutes we use to protect our clients includes but is not limited to the following:
A. FEDERAL CONSUMER CREDIT PROTECTION ACT
- Truth in Lending Act (TLA)
- Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA)
- The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)
- The Federal Electronic Transfer Act (FETA)
- The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)
- The Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA)
B. THE CALIFORNIA CONSUMER PROTECTION ACTS
- The California Unfair Business Practices Act (CUBPA)
- The Rosenthal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (RFDCPA)
- The Song-Beverly Consumer Warranties Act
- The California Credit Repair Act
- The California "Lemon" Laws
- The California Consumer Legal Relations Act (CLRA)
In California, certain types of contracts and transactions involve
consumer protection statutes including but not limited to the sales of
the following:
- Political Items
- Sports Memorabilia
- Sports Cards
- Sporting Utilities Leased or Rented
- Children's Sleepwear or Clothing
- Supermarket Club Cards
- Rental-Purchase Agreements
- Coupons
- Postdated Checks
- Prepaid Calling Cards
- Free or Discounted Travel Accommodations
- Home Improvement
- Fine Art
- Dance Studio Lessons
- Health Studio Services
- Discount Buying Services
- Membership Company Services
- Credit Repair
Businesses in California MUST COMPLY with these statutes or face huge judgments on California courts plus pay all of our attorney's fees and costs.
That is why so few consumer protection cases go to court when the law firm representing a consumer aggressively represents you.
