Consumer Protection

Texas Payday Lending Laws Designed to Protect Consumers

Texas payday lending laws have come about as a result of numerous complaints and lawsuits filed against allegedly illegal behavior on the part of payday lenders. Although payday lenders may seem to provide an important service for people who are in need of financial assistance as soon as possible, these payday lenders do not have […]

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Texas Consumer Protection Law May Have Been Violated During Hurricane

In the wake of natural disasters, many companies have been accused of price gouging. That’s the case in Texas after Hurricane Harvey, and plenty of residents and travelers to the region believe this was done in violation of Texas consumer protection law requirements. News organizations across the area affected by Harvey for many months carried

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Unfair Debt Collection Practices Lead to $5M Fine

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau often takes action after consumers report unfair debt collection practices that violate the law. Unfair debt collection practices can put consumers at a disadvantage if they do not realize the types of violations that can occur and the recourse they have available to them. Consumers who experience unfair debt collection

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What Consumers Should Know About Lender Liability

As a result of many prominent stories and complaints from consumers, lender liability is a broadly accepted form of consumer protection. The basic premise of lender liability is that lenders must treat their borrowers fairly. Many consumers have had to file lawsuits against lenders due to allegedly unfair practices. Not only does this hold lenders

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Consolidated Communications Target of Numerous Slow Internet Complaints

Consolidated Communications is facing numerous complaints from consumers who say their service is horrible despite the company’s advertisement that they offer high internet speeds. This is currently under investigation to identify whether or not Consolidated Communications is violating any state or federal laws. Internet providers have increasingly come under fire for failing to deliver on their advertised

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CDC Study Says Asbestos Still Causing Mesothelioma Deaths

A study recently released by the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that even though numerous regulations have been passed to limit exposure to asbestos, people are still dying from malignant mesothelioma associated with exposure to the fire retardant material. Regulations were implemented by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in 1971

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Brain Injury Settlement Reached For 6-Year-Old Girl Struck by Ball at Atlanta Braves Game

A brain injury lawsuit filed by the father of a 6-year-old girl who suffered severe trauma at an Atlanta Braves game has been settled. Fred Fletcher filed the brain injury lawsuit against the Braves after his daughter was struck in the head by a foul ball while sitting behind the team dugout at Turner Field

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