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Raleigh’s Premier Consumer Fraud Attorneys

Without consumer protection laws, many of us are left vulnerable to unfair practices and scams.

Fair trade, competition, good faith, and fair dealing are essential to a sustainable economy. Unfortunately, many people and companies are not guided by these principles. Consumer protection laws were established to protect consumers and businesses from fraud, unfair and deceptive practices that create an unfair advantage. Miller Law Group’s fraud attorneys are here to help victims of consumer fraud and abusive debt collection practices.

Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) protects consumers from unfair and abusive debt collection practices. If you believe you’ve been the victim of unfair or abusive debt collection practices, hiring an experienced fraud attorney is the best way to seek justice. The FDCPA says debt collectors cannot:

  • Harass
  • Make false or misleading statements
  • Use unfair collection practices
  • Charge illegal fees
  • Make threatening comments

North Carolina Ch. 75 Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices Act

Chapter 75 of the North Carolina General Statutes protects consumers from fraud and unfair and deceptive business practices. Penalties for violating this statute can result in treble damages.

Some common types of consumer violations include:

  • Misrepresentations about products or services
  • Illegal foreclosures or repossession
  • False advertising
  • Illegal loans, Pay Day Lending
  • Mortgage abuse

Miller Law Group’s consumer fraud attorneys represent consumers who are victims of fraud and abusive business practices.  Often, our fraud lawyers take consumer protection cases on a contingency fee arrangement or make the wrongdoer pay our fees. If you have any additional questions, a consumer fraud attorney can answer them all for you.

If you are or have been the victim of unfair debt collection practices or unfair and deceptive business practices contact Miller Law Group for a free consultation with our consumer fraud lawyers.

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