Tag: Credit Fraud

Defective braking systems are among the most common problems and reasons for lemon law cases. Modern vehicles use increasingly complex braking technology, yet brake pedal problems — including pedals that are stuck, fail to respond, or cause unexpected braking issuesREAD MORE

Every day in the U.S., thousands of car accidents leave drivers and passengers with serious injuries. But what happens when the crash involves a police car? If you’ve suffered injuries from an accident with a cop car, your situation mayREAD MORE

Have your elderly parents been victims of fraud? You’re not alone. Scams targeting older adults are on the rise. In 2023 alone, the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) received over 101,000 elder fraud complaints, representing more than $3.4 billionREAD MORE

If you were hurt in a slip and fall or another injury, you might be looking for a quick way to find out how much your case is worth. Many people turn to online personal injury calculators for answers —READ MORE

If your identity was stolen or you’re noticing issues with your credit report — like mistakes, errors, or accounts that don’t belong to you — it can feel like the system is working against you. Worse, these inaccuracies can leadREAD MORE

From cutting-edge technology to environmental benefits, electric vehicles are rapidly changing how we drive. But EVs also come with new dangers — including hazardous fires and spontaneous combustions. These fires are often the result of flawed systems and defects likeREAD MORE

If your car has been in the shop more than your driveway, you might be wondering whether lemon law lawsuits are actually worth it. But depending on your case, you could recover thousands in lemon law damages, penalties, or evenREAD MORE

When you open an account with a bank, you expect your information to be handled with care. But that trust can be broken when a bank reports inaccurate information to credit bureaus. Even a single reporting error can result inREAD MORE

While elder financial abuse is common, many people don’t realize the signs until it’s too late. Financial exploitation often begins with small, seemingly innocent actions — new “friends” showing interest, unpaid bills piling up, or ATM withdrawals from someone who’sREAD MORE

While it’s common for your credit score to fluctuate over time, if your score suddenly drops, it can be confusing — even alarming. When that happens, remember that your credit score doesn’t just change for no reason.  Some of theREAD MORE