“Let the buyer beware…” was once the motto of the free market, however today laws keep sellers honest and eliminate the  threat of unpleasant surprises.

But that doesn’t keep fraudsters from ripping off countless consumers who would not purchase a product if they received accurate information.  Some common examples of consumer fraud include:

• False advertising
• Counterfeit goods
• Deceptive trademarks
• Misrepresentation in warranties

These deceptive practices cost consumers billions of dollars each year. Fortunately, consumer protection laws have been instituted as a means of safeguarding customers from these illegal practices and scams.

If you have been a victim of consumer fraud, deceptive advertising, warranty violations, or other 360 Consumer Law™ can help you protect your rights and get the resolution you deserve. Contact our consumer protection lawyers today!