Consumer Protection

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Don’t let corporations take advantage of you.

Unfortunately, too many unscrupulous businesses are trying to make an extra buck by cheating consumers.

Paid for something that didn’t work as advertised?

Got charged automatic renewal fees without ever signing up for a monthly or yearly fee?

These are just a couple ways that businesses may take advantage of the public. What may be a minor annoyance to one customer, though, turns into millions of dollars of harm when it affects many people.

Contact us if you’ve been the victim of an unfair business practice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can businesses sign me up for recurring fees without my permission?

No! California law prohibits companies from signing you up for an automatically renewing fee without a clear and conspicuous disclosure and your consent.

I paid for something that didn’t work as advertised. What can I do?

Consumer protection laws generally prohibit companies from false advertising and from fraudulent business conduct. Contact us for more information.

What can I do if a company takes advantage of me?

Depending on the specific facts of your situation, you may have a number of options.

I became a cosigner for a friend, but didn’t understand what it meant. What can I do?

Lenders are usually required to provide you a notice to cosigner before you sign up as a cosigner. If you didn’t receive it, the debt cannot be enforced against you. Contact us if this happened to you.

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