Massachusetts Consumer Rights Attorney
Consumer rights lawyer Lawrence P. Novak's consumer law practice is all about "protecting the little guy," that is, the ordinary consumer, from abuses of creditors, retailers, lenders and merchants. If a major consumer retail outlet has defrauded you with delivery or installation of defective merchandise, discuss the process involved in sending that merchant a 93A violation notice as a first step in bringing about justice in your case.
Contact consumer lawyer Lawrence P. Novak to schedule a consultation regarding any of the following consumer issues which you may have experienced:
- Defective merchandise
- Erroneous credit bureau reports
- Noncompliance of creditors with the FDCA (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act)
- Subprime mortgage abuse
- Credit card fraud
- Identity fraud
- Harassment or abuse by creditors or debt collectors
- False or misleading advertising
- Deceptive documentation
- "Lemon" vehicles or major appliances
In Mr. Novak's experience, few businesses act in full compliance with the FDCA (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act). However, few consumers know how to complain, how to protect their rights, how to protect their credit records and how to obtain compensation from wrongdoers in the marketplace.
Repairing credit can be expensive and tedious once an error appears on a credit report, but it is a worthwhile endeavor when future personal and business opportunities are at stake. The first step in righting the wrongs in the consumer arena is an informative consultation with an experienced consumer law attorney who is familiar with the legal remedies that apply in a particular case. Contact Attorney Novak if you have been a victim of mortgage abuse, credit card fraud, or any infringement of your consumer rights as determined by law.
