Monthly Archives: March 2024
Can A Foreclosure Defense Attorney Help Me Keep My Home?
Foreclosures are complicated affairs. If you’re facing foreclosure, then you may be wondering whether or not it’s worth it to hire a foreclosure defense attorney to represent you against the mortgage company. As with many legal questions, the answer is: it depends. Before you decide to hire a foreclosure defense attorney in Columbus or… Read More »
How Do I Protect Myself From False Information On My Credit Report?
Consumers are often shocked to find accounts they don’t recognize on their credit reports. A lot of individuals have false information on their credit reports and they aren’t even aware of it. They find out quickly enough when they are denied a credit card, car loan, or mortgage. Then they scramble to try to… Read More »
DraftKings, FanDuel Facing Lawsuit For Consumer Fraud, False Advertising
A class-action lawsuit has been filed against the sports betting companies FanDuel and DraftKings over allegations of consumer fraud, false advertising, and negligence. The lawsuits have been filed in New York and Illinois. A Kentucky resident filed the first case alleging that the two companies allowed employees to enter on the other’s site for… Read More »
When Should You Hire A Consumer Law Attorney?
The federal government and the state of Ohio have a framework of laws in place that are designed to protect individual consumers from fraud or other illegal practices. These laws cover a range of actions such as identity theft, debt collection practices, credit reporting errors, telephone and text communications, and more. Sometimes, companies violate… Read More »
Can A Homeowners Association Foreclose On My Home?
If you’re a member of a homeowners association, then it’s within the realm of possibility that the HOA can foreclose on your home. While rare, it does happen. In this article, the Columbus, OH foreclosure defense attorneys at Kohl & Cook, LLC will discuss HOA foreclosures and what you can do to stop one…. Read More »
Ohio Attorney General Sues Solar Power Company Over Aggressive Sales Tactics And Consumer Fraud
The Ohio Attorney General recently filed a lawsuit against a North Carolina-based company that sells solar panels. The attorney general filed their complaint after more than 100 customers complained about shoddy or substandard work and high-pressure sales tactics. Pink Energy, formerly known as PowerHome Solar, faces allegations of: Aggressive sales tactics Misrepresenting cost savings… Read More »