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What is a Lawyer, Anyway?
Understanding legal lingo
How Do I Find a Lawyer, And How Much Will it Cost?
Resources to help you search and factors to consider
Consumers' Rights When They Visit an Auto Mechanic
Defining deceptive and unlawful repair practices in New Jersey
How to Avoid Price-Gouging During the COVID-19 Crisis
Ohio attorneys on what consumers need to know during the pandemic
Avoiding Foreclosure in the Time of COVID-19
Ohio consumer attorneys offer advice to those unemployed because of coronavirus
When is Debt Collection Considered Abuse?
What Arizona laws and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act say about collection harassment
Here's How You Can Bust Retail Scammers in Missouri
The Missouri Merchandising Practices Act, and federal UDAP laws, protect consumers
Can I Take Legal Action if I'm Receiving Pervasive Robocalls?
How to protect yourself from illegal robocalls in California
What You Can Expect from a False Advertising Lawsuit in Kansas
The state’s consumer protection laws on deceptive business tactics
Can I Sue for Deception or False Advertising in Missouri?
How attorneys and the Merchandising Practices Act protect consumers
What to Do With Harassing and/or Scam Debt Collectors
Illegal collection happens more than you think; Missouri and Kansas attorneys offer their advice
What You Can Do About Those Annoying Robocalls
Florida attorneys' advice when robots, spoofers and scammers call
Should I Take Out a Payday Loan?
In Oklahoma, consumer attorneys advise to avoid them at all costs
Debt Collectors Won’t Stop Calling Me
What to do in Illinois if your phone won’t stop ringing
How to Defend Your Credit Score and Future
Check in periodically, and call a lawyer if something seems fishy
Can I Sue When Kickstarter Fails to Deliver?
How the Consumer Protection Act covers crowdfunding in Washington
Can I Dispute Information in My Credit Report?
Colorado consumers must start with understanding the credit bureaus’ legal requirements
Filing an Automotive Breach of Warranty Lawsuit
Indiana car owners can sue a manufacturer if their vehicle is still under warranty
When Credit Bureaus Have the Wrong Info
What Texans should do when a company gives credit reporting agencies incorrect data
Your RV Has Its Own Warranty—and Legal Issues
Warranties, sales and lease fraud, and deceptive practices in Ohio
Disputing a Furnisher in a Credit Information Suit
California consumers should know the laws and obligations that protect them
Seeking Damages for Background Check or Credit Reporting Errors
A Florida attorney can help you secure punitive awards against consumer reporting agencies
What Can You Get for an Inaccurate Credit Report Lawsuit?
The damages Washington consumers can expect for violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act
Is Your Vehicle a Lemon or Not Lived Up to its Warranty?
Illinois car owners should know the vehicle maker informal dispute resolution process
What If You Find Mistakes in Your Credit Report?
Get to know the laws consumer reporting agencies must follow
Make Sure Your Employer Follows the Law for Background Checks
What employees in New Jersey need to know about their records
What to Do If You Find Errors in a Credit Report
More than one in five Texans have them, but here’s where to seek help
How to Prove Your Car is a Lemon
Indiana vehicle owners must meet strict requirements or risk losing out on relief
Frustrated with a Vehicle Purchase?
Many Illinois automobile owners aren’t aware they may qualify for relief
Smart Speakers and the Violation of Our Civil Rights
Privacy rights in the age of automation and convenience
Gym Waivers and the Law
Who wins in the pound-for-pound legal battle with our favorite New Year’s resolution?
Your Options to Catch Up on Student Loan Delinquency
Specialized legal help can cut through the confusion
Resolving Student Loan Debt in Minnesota
Having a lawyer can help you through the morass
Stand Up to Debt Collectors' Harassing Calls
Consumer protection law pays you to pursue your rights
Making Lemonade from a Car Purchase Gone Wrong
Massachusetts’ Lemon Law protects new and used car buyers
How Mandatory Arbitration Clauses Impact Consumer Rights
The implications of the fine print and latest rule changes for Oregonians
When is a Collector of Debt Not a ‘Debt Collector’?
U.S. Supreme Court rules that purchasers of bad debts are not subject to FDCPA
Fighting Off Debt Collection Abuse
Five tips for Ohioans dealing with collectors
What Can You Do to Protect Your Data from ISPs?
Internet service providers can sell your personal information, so shield yourself
Hacking and the Fear Beyond Data Theft
Issues for New York's individuals and companies and getting ahead of the problem
An Overview on Collections Law
Knowing the process and your rights can help you protect your assets
How to Make Payday Loans Work for you Instead of Against You
Avoiding problems with payday loans in Illinois