SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CONSUMERS RIGHTS ATTORNEYS

Many people erroneously believe that lawyers do not handle consumer rights cases because debtors do not have the financial wherewithal to retain an attorney. This is simply false. The truth is, many of the consumer rights laws have attorneys' fees provisions that permit consumers to hire lawyers without any out of pocket costs. The reason these statutes permit attorneys' fees provisions is because protecting the consumer is a huge concern with so many big companies, especially creditors, taking advantage of consumers throughout the entire country, let alone throughout Southern California.

If you have debt problems, are being harassed by debt collectors and collection agencies, or are being held down by a bad credit rating or score, we may be able to help. The best part is, we make the harassing debt collectors pay you and your attorneys' fees. 

Debt collectors and collection agencies must obey the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, commonly known as the FDCPA, and other consumer protection legislation in addition to other laws. Thus, if a debt collector violates the FDCPA, or other consumer protections laws, the collector can be potentially held liable for $1,000.00 for each violation.

Additionally, if a debt collector also violates the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, otherwise known as the TCPA, the debt collector may potentially have to pay $500.00 for each offending call. We can represent you, the consumer, in seeking to end debt collector harassment and receive maximum compensation under the FDCPA, the Rosenthal Act, as well as the TCPA and other laws. 

We can handle your case at no charge to you because the debt collector will be responsible for paying our attorney fees if they are found to have violated the FDCPA as well as the TCPA and other laws. 

We also help people remove inaccurate information from their credit reports. We can provide you with a free credit report analysis and/or a complementary letter that you can use to request the removal of inaccurate information from your credit report.

If we believe that a credit bureau or another party has violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act, we can help you. If we are successful, you may obtain $1,000.00 for each willful violation, plus attorneys' fees and court costs in stopping credit report abuses.