Consumer Protection Law Texas
Winning the 'Serious Safety Hazard' Test Under Texas Lemon Law
Driving a defective vehicle is frustrating, but driving a vehicle that puts your life at risk is unacceptable. Commuting on high-speed Texas interstates like I-35 in Austin or I-10...
Reversing Deed Fraud and Stolen Home Titles in Texas Real Estate
Home equity is the largest source of wealth for most Texans. Unfortunately, organized crime rings and local scammers are increasingly targeting properties in booming real estate ma...
Suing a Home Seller or Real Estate Agent for Non-Disclosure of Property Defects in Texas
Buying a home in Texas is one of the largest financial investments you will ever make. To protect buyers, state law mandates that sellers must be honest about the condition of the...
Odometer Rollback Fraud in Texas: Legal Remedies and Financial Compensation
A car's mileage is one of the most critical factors in determining its value and remaining lifespan. Unfortunately, odometer rollback fraud is a booming black-market business. With...
Suing a Texas Car Dealership for Yo-Yo Financing and Spot Delivery Scams
Buying a car should be an exciting experience. However, a common and stressful tactic used by some untrustworthy dealerships is the "yo-yo financing" or "spot delivery" scam. Wheth...
How to Stop Debt Collectors from Calling Your Workplace in Texas
Receiving constant calls from a debt collector is incredibly stressful, but it becomes humiliating and professionally damaging when they start calling you at work. Harassing phone...
How to Sue Credit Bureaus (FCRA) for Unresolved Identity Theft in Texas
Discovering that your identity has been stolen is incredibly stressful, but the nightmare truly begins when the major credit bureaus-Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion-refuse to fix...
Can Debt Collectors Threaten Jail Time in Texas? Payday Loans & Bounced Check Scams
Falling behind on your bills is stressful enough without the overwhelming fear of being thrown behind bars. Unfortunately, many predatory lenders and scam collection agencies resor...
Recovering Stolen Funds from Zelle, CashApp, and Venmo Scams in Texas
Digital wallets like Zelle, CashApp, and Venmo have made sending money incredibly convenient, but they have also created a playground for sophisticated cybercriminals. Every day, T...
The Texas Lemon Law 24-Month/24,000-Mile Limit: Timelines and Deadlines Explained
Buying a brand-new car in Texas should come with peace of mind. Unfortunately, even modern vehicles can roll off the assembly line with severe, unfixable defects. When you find you...
Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act (DTPA) Statute of Limitations and Pre-Suit Notice Requirements
When consumers in Texas are misled, defrauded, or sold defective products and services, the Tex. Bus. & Com. Code § 17.41 (DTPA) is their most powerful legal weapon. However, havin...
How to Sue a Texas Auto Dealer for Hiding Flood Damage or Salvage Titles
Purchasing a used vehicle is always an investment, but discovering that your "new" car was completely submerged in a flood or totaled in a severe accident is a nightmare. Unfortuna...
Suing Unlicensed Contractors and Roofers for Shoddy Work Under the Texas DTPA
Texas is one of the fastest-growing states in the country, resulting in an unprecedented boom in home construction and remodeling. Unfortunately, this boom also attracts thousands...
Empty Threats: When Debt Collectors Threaten Wage Garnishment for Credit Cards in Texas
When you fall behind on credit card payments or medical bills, debt collectors will use every psychological tactic available to pressure you into paying. One of their favorite weap...
The '30-Day Out-of-Service' Test: When Dealership Delays Create a Texas Lemon
A brand-new vehicle does you no good if it spends its life parked in a dealership service bay. Between global supply chain shortages, microchip deficits, and backordered transmissi...