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Our consumer law attorneys are committed to helping individuals and groups like you who have been wronged by big corporations, banks, creditors, and collection agencies. Our consumer protection lawyers file lawsuits against these finance companies, debt collectors, creditors, and collection agencies to protect you from their unlawful business practices.
Do you want someone who wants to settle your case as quickly as possible or trial lawyers willing to fight to get a fair result? Our proven results in these areas of practice speak for themselves. Ed Maginnis has served as the Section Chair for Consumer Law Areas of Practice for the North Carolina Advocates for Justice.
We are not a credit repair or debt relief service; there is nothing a credit repair service can legally do for you that you can’t do yourself. We can assist you when you’ve done everything possible to assert your rights, but the corporations won’t listen to you or fix the problem.
Most consumer protection statutes, both state and federal, allow you to recover your attorney fees. As a result, we typically are willing to take consumer law cases on a contingency fee, meaning that you only owe us something if we recover compensation for you. Some consumer cases also allow for the recovery of punitive damages or can be treated as a class action. Our firm has experience dealing with both types of cases and is ready to help. We are currently counsel in over 20 class actions pending in North Carolina and throughout the country.
The North Carolina consumer protection attorneys of Maginnis Howard can assist you with evaluating your claim. We offer free consultations to all prospective consumer law clients. To schedule a meeting with our lawyers, visit our contact page. If we can assist you with your case, we will offer a contingency fee agreement. This means you owe no attorneys’ fees unless and until we recover a settlement on your behalf.
Our attorneys assist clients across North and South Carolina from our offices in Charlotte, Raleigh, and Fayetteville.
