Consumer Protection Law Maine
Maine Deed Fraud: How to Recover Your Home Title After Forgery
Maine is famous for its beautiful coastal homes, peaceful lakefront cabins, and tight-knit communities. Unfortunately, this also makes the state a prime target for real estate scam...
Odometer Fraud and Mileage Tampering Laws in Maine: What Buyers Need to Know
Many car buyers mistakenly believe that odometer fraud died out in the 1990s when analog dials were replaced by digital dashboards. The reality is quite the opposite. Today, rollin...
Legal Rights Against Predatory Heating Oil and Firewood Delivery Companies in Maine
When the bitter Maine winter sets in, heating your home is a matter of survival. Rural residents across the state depend heavily on delivered firewood, heating oil, and propane to...
How to Sue a Maine Dealership for Yo-Yo Financing and Spot Delivery Scams
Buying a car in Maine should be a straightforward transaction, but predatory auto dealers often use a deceptive tactic known as "yo-yo financing" or "spot delivery" to trap vulnera...
Employment Identity Theft: Clearing Your Record with Maine Revenue Services and the IRS
Employment identity theft occurs when an undocumented worker or a scammer uses your Social Security Number (SSN) to get a job, or when someone uses your personal information to fra...
Enforcing Maine's Implied Warranty Law: How to Replace Defective Electronics and Appliances
When you purchase a brand new major appliance or an expensive electronic device in Maine, you expect it to last longer than a few months. Unfortunately, it is incredibly common for...
How to Stop Debt Collectors Calling Your Workplace in Maine: Employee Rights
Getting a call from a debt collector is stressful enough, but receiving that call while you are on the clock can jeopardize your employment. Debt collectors use workplace calls as...
Maine Statute of Limitations on Debt: Defeating Zombie Debt Collectors
An old unpaid credit card or medical bill from years ago can suddenly resurface when a third-party debt buyer purchases a portfolio of old accounts. These companies, known as "zomb...
Undisclosed Frame Damage and Prior Accidents: Suing Used Car Dealers in Maine
Purchasing a used vehicle in Maine always carries some level of risk. You expect minor wear and tear, perhaps a squeaky belt or worn brake pads. However, discovering that the prist...
How to Sue a Business Under the Maine Unfair Trade Practices Act (UTPA): Costs and Timelines
When you spend your hard-earned money in Portland, Bangor, or Lewiston, you expect the businesses you deal with to be honest. Unfortunately, some companies rely on deception to dri...
How to File a New Car Lemon Law Claim in Maine: Timelines, Rules, and The Right to Cure
Purchasing a brand-new vehicle should bring peace of mind, but for some Maine drivers, it brings nothing but tow trucks and repair invoices. When a new car constantly breaks down o...
Suing an Abusive Debt Collector in Maine: Timelines, Damages, and Attorney Fees
Nobody deserves to be treated with cruelty, regardless of their financial situation. Unfortunately, many debt collection agencies rely on fear, verbal abuse, and deception to force...
Electric Vehicle (EV) Lemon Law in Maine: Battery Degradation, Range Defects, and Software Glitches
The adoption of Electric Vehicles (EVs) and plug-in hybrids is accelerating across Maine. Brands like Tesla, Rivian, and Ford Mach-E offer cutting-edge technology and environmental...
Medical Identity Theft in Maine: Disputing Fraudulent Hospital Bills & Protecting Health Records
When most people think of identity theft, they worry about someone opening a credit card in their name. But medical identity theft is arguably much more dangerous. This happens whe...