Personal injury and consumer protection attorney
Consumer Protection
If you’re dealing with issues like consumer fraud, false advertising, or unfair business practices, our law firm can help you understand your rights and options.
We handle cases involving consumer protection laws and work to ensure businesses operate in a way that is fair to consumers. If you think you’ve been affected, contact us to discuss your situation.
Robocalls and Abusive Telemarketers
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) is a federal law that protects you from unsolicited calls, texts, and robocalls. Companies that contact you without your consent — or ignore your request to stop — are breaking the law.
Common TCPA violations include:
- Robocalls to your cell phone without prior consent
- Pre-recorded messages sent without permission
- Continued contact after you’ve requested they stop
- Calls to numbers registered on the Do Not Call List
These aren’t just annoyances — they’re illegal. Each violation can entitle you to between $500 and $1,500 in damages, and those amounts can add up quickly.
At Head Law, we fight for people who are being harassed by unwanted communications. We’ll review your case at no cost, pursue the compensation you’re owed, and hold companies accountable for violating your privacy.
Junk Fees and Hidden Charges
Businesses are increasingly sneaking extra charges into transactions that were never clearly disclosed upfront. These so-called “junk fees” don’t just inflate your final bill — they violate consumer protection laws that require transparent, honest pricing.
Common junk fees and hidden charges include:
- Online checkout processing fees that appear only at the final step
- Hotel resort fees not disclosed at the time of booking
- Convenience fees for paying a bill by phone or online
- Document preparation fees added by car dealerships
- Vague or unexplained “service fees”
- Subscription charges buried in fine print
This kind of deceptive pricing isn’t just frustrating — it’s illegal. Both state and federal consumer protection laws require businesses to disclose all mandatory fees clearly and upfront, not as a last-minute surprise.
At Head Law, we help consumers recover improperly charged fees and hold companies accountable for misleading pricing practices. If you’ve been hit with unexpected charges, you may be entitled to compensation.
False Advertising
When a business deliberately misleads customers about its products or services to drive sales, that’s deceptive advertising — and it’s illegal. Whether it’s an exaggerated claim that sounds too good to be true, fabricated reviews and ratings, or pricing that isn’t what it seemed, you have the right to accurate information and fair treatment.
Common forms of false and deceptive advertising include:
- Exaggerated or unsubstantiated product claims
- Fake or manipulated customer reviews and ratings
- Prices that don’t reflect the true cost at purchase
- Misleading labels or product descriptions
- Promises made in ads that aren’t honored
If you’ve been deceived into making a purchase, you may be entitled to your money back — and potentially more. At Head Law, our experienced attorneys cut through the complexity of consumer fraud claims and fight to hold businesses accountable for their dishonest practices.
Don’t let a false label, a broken promise, or a hidden cost go unchallenged. Contact our office today for a consultation to discuss your situation and explore your legal options. We’re here to protect your rights and make sure you get what you deserve.
Antitrust and Anti-Competition
Antitrust laws exist to promote fair competition and prevent any single company from abusing its market power. When businesses engage in anti-competitive behavior, everyone suffers — prices rise, innovation stalls, and the quality of goods and services declines.
Common antitrust violations include bid rigging and price fixing among competitors, mergers designed to eliminate competition, predatory pricing intended to drive out smaller rivals, and the abuse of dominant market position to shut out new players in the market.
These aren’t victimless corporate disputes — anti-competitive practices directly impact what you pay and the choices available to you as a consumer. Businesses that break antitrust laws can be held legally responsible, and those harmed may be entitled to significant financial compensation.
At Head Law, we hold companies accountable when they put profits ahead of fair play. If you believe you’ve been harmed by anti-competitive business conduct, we’ll help you understand your rights and build a strong case.
Don’t let unfair business practices go unchallenged. Contact our office today for a consultation to discuss your situation and explore your legal options. Fair markets matter — and we’re here to fight for them.
Multiple Level Marketing Abuse (Business Opportunity Disclosure Act)
Multi-level marketing companies can offer legitimate income opportunities, but not all of them play by the rules. Some MLMs take advantage of their distributors through misleading income projections, false product claims, and complicated compensation structures deliberately designed to benefit the company at the expense of its salespeople.
The Business Opportunity Disclosure Act requires MLMs to be upfront and transparent about their business opportunities — including realistic earning potential and the risks involved. When they fall short of that standard, it’s not just dishonest; it’s illegal.
At Head Law, our experienced attorneys understand the complexities of MLM law and know how to hold these companies accountable. If you were misled or taken advantage of by an MLM, you may be entitled to recover your losses.
Don’t let an MLM get away with deception. Contact our office today for a consultation to discuss your situation and learn about your legal options. We’re here to help you stand up for your rights and get the outcome you deserve.
Unpaid Sales Commisions
If you worked in sales and weren’t paid everything you were owed — whether that’s unpaid commissions, withheld wages, or both — you have legal protections available to you. The Sales Representative Commission Payment Act holds companies financially accountable when they fail to pay their sales representatives in full and on time.
At Head Law, we fight to make sure hardworking sales professionals aren’t shortchanged by the companies they represent. You earned that money — and we’ll help you get it back.
Contact our office today for a consultation to discuss your situation and explore your legal options.