Consumer Fraud FAQ

1. What is consumer fraud?
Consumer fraud includes a large range of improper practices relating to any part of the advertising, the marketing, the selling, and the provision of services and/or goods.

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2. Who should I contact if I think I have a consumer fraud class action case?
Contact us and a consumer fraud lawyer will contact you as soon as possible.

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3. What are the benefits of a consumer fraud class action?
The experienced team of attorneys has a proven track record in successful consumer fraud class actions and will dedicate themselves to your case. No attorney fees will be charged until there is a successful resolution for your claim. The firm will advance costs and expenses of the litigation. If a favorable resolution of the action results then attorneys fees will be paid from the recovery.

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4. What issues are commonly litigated in consumer fraud class actions?
The most common situation is where a company to form contract takes advantage of the consumer and performs the contract in a manner that disadvantages the consumer. It has been found that vague or ambiguous terms in a contract often result in unfavorable treatment of consumers. A few areas in which form contracts are found are insurance contracts, loan agreements, lease agreements, and mortgage agreements.

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5. What constitutes a consumer fraud class action case?
To recover money in a consumer fraud class action you and others must show that misleading and false information has deceived you. Withholding information can also be a deception.

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6. What is a class action?
A lawsuit in which one or more parties file a complaint on behalf of themselves and all other people who are similarly situated, or suffering from the same problem. This can include situations such as consumer fraud, including credit card fraud, insurance fraud, credit fraud, healthcare fraud, health insurance fraud, and business fraud.

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