Consumer Class Actions

Class Action Lawsuit Attorneys

Often when one consumer has a problem with a business, that is only the tip of the iceberg. When many consumers have the same problem with the same company, the complaints can sometimes be grouped together for a consumer class action lawsuit.

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At the Bohrer Law Firm , we have experience in consumer class actions. If you have a claim against a company, tell us about it. We will evaluate the opportunity to bring a consumer class action against the company.

  • Have you gotten a lot of unsolicited junk faxes? You may have a claim under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). The TCPA consumer class action compensates consumers for junk faxes.
  • When one nursing home resident has been mistreated, there may be many more. Talk to our attorneys about nursing home neglect and we will help you file an individual claim or become part of a class action claim.
  • Did your insurance company fail to pay a claim? If the Insurance Company's bad faith is a pattern, you may have a claim within a class action lawsuit.
  • Have you been overcharge or not billed correctly for a product or service. You and others may be able to bring a class action lawsuit.
  • Have you purchased a product that did not perform as it should or was defective. 
  • Has a company not honored a warranty or refund or failed to give you what you paid for.

If you have bought a product that did not work or meet advertised claims, tell us about it. Your claim may be the basis for a consumer class action lawsuit. Our consumer class action lawyers  can help you understand the laws and your rights. You do not have to face a big company alone.

Call the Bohrer Law Firm. 225-925-LAWS (5297) or 1-800-876-3911. Free confidential initial consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions
Q:

Who passes consumer laws?

A:

The United States Congress has passed numerous laws which apply to every state of the United States. Various state legislatures have also passed laws applicable within those states; some states are much more consumer friendly than others. Often, consumers will be protected in a particular area by both federal and state laws.