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Joseph P Griffith Jr.
Written by Joseph P Griffith Jr.
Contributor Level 4

Joe Griffith, a lawyer who focuses on the Federal False Claims Act ("FCA"), provides the highlights of the FCA for Whistleblower/Qui Tam Plaintiffs & Lawyers/Attorneys who report fraud upon the federal government, including medicare/medicaid fraud and defense contractors.
Christopher Francis Morales
Written by Christopher Francis Morales
Contributor Level 4

If you have been a victim of identity theft, you aren’t alone. Currently, identity theft in the United States costs consumers and corporations $50 billion per year. It can be demoralizing and frustrating, but there are steps you can take to help put the pieces back together.
Christopher Francis Morales
Written by Christopher Francis Morales
Contributor Level 4

Each year, almost 9 million Americans become victims of identity theft. On average, it takes each victim 175 hours and $800 to resolve the problems resulting from stolen identity, not to mention the worry and distress of not knowing if your identification is safe.
Sonya A Smith-Valentine
Written by Sonya A Smith-Valentine
Contributor Level 3

When someone else uses your name, social security number, or other personal information to commit fraud, it is called identity theft. Rebuilding good credit in the aftermath of identity theft can take months or even years. You can reduce your chances of identity theft by taking a few simple steps.
Michael Lewis Van Cise
Written by Michael Lewis Van Cise
Contributor Level 5

This legal guide provides suggestions for actions to take if you have been the victim of a scam perpetrated by phone such as a "lottery winner" or "prize" scam or other fraud.
Sonya A Smith-Valentine
Written by Sonya A Smith-Valentine
Contributor Level 3

Fraudulent telemarketers have found yet another way to steal your money, this time from your checking account. Consumers across the country are complaining about unauthorized debits (withdrawals) from their checking accounts.
Moses Alexander Yneges
Written by Moses Alexander Yneges
Contributor Level 4

Follow these steps before contacting a lawyer to make a lemon law claim on your behalf.
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Written by Annette L Goudy
Contributor Level 6

There are 5 common areas of Identity Theft. The FTC calls identity theft an epidemic and there is nothing we can do to stop it. The FBI calls identity theft “Financial Cancer”. Other financial experts believe identity theft will grow 20-fold in next few years. What is it, and what can you do?
Dani K. Liblang
Written by Dani K. Liblang
Contributor Level 3

A step-by-step guide to writing the notice letter required under Michigan's Lemon Law to demand a "last chance" or "final repair" attempt before filing a lawsuit.
Anita L Redline
Written by Anita L Redline
Contributor Level 3

Understand every single document before signing! Take your auto to a reputable mechanic who is NOT affiliated with the dealer/seller and take that warranty to the mechanic, he'll know if it's good or not. Do not gamble with thousands of your dollars.
Danialle Riggins
Written by Danialle Riggins
Contributor Level 3

Identity theft can occur anywhere and at anytime. Victims of this crime have been attacked in their homes, workplaces, banks, and public places. Where can a person be safe? Safety comes from your actions not from locks or locations. Do not become a “horror story” from identity theft.
Lu Ann Trevino
Written by Lu Ann Trevino
Contributor Level 8

There are many dirty tricks in the car dealer’s world, but you can protect yourself. Research and a healthy dose of suspicion will serve you well in the buying process. Here are some classic car lot scams and ways to combat them.
Michael J. Helfand
Written by Michael J. Helfand
Contributor Level 7

Identity theft can happen to anyone. Even if you're careful to safeguard your private information, a restaurant or retailer may put it on a receipt that can get into the wrong hands. For this reason, the Fair Credit Reporting Act limits what businesses can put on customer receipts.
Jon Ethan Lewis
Written by Jon Ethan Lewis
Contributor Level 3

Many people purchase new cars in Alabama which turn out to be defective. Unfortunately, these same people do not know what to do at that point. If they wait too late, they will lose their Alabama Lemon Law Claim. Hopefully, this guide will help avoid those situations.
Ronald Lee Burdge
Written by Ronald Lee Burdge
Contributor Level 7

When you need motor vehicle Lemon Law help, asking your question the right way can get you the answer you need quickly. Here's a few tips.
Ronald Lee Burdge
Written by Ronald Lee Burdge
Contributor Level 7

How to use the Ohio Lemon Law to get rid of your defective motorhome or recreational vehicle.
Ronald Lee Burdge
Written by Ronald Lee Burdge
Contributor Level 7

Many people get caught up in the excitement of buying a new boat and do not pay attention to the warranty. That can be a big mistake. Boat warranties can be complicated and confusing. They are often worded to protect the boat builder and not the buyer. Here are some common mistakes, tips and traps.
Ronald Lee Burdge
Written by Ronald Lee Burdge
Contributor Level 7

If you've got a lemon boat, there is a federal lemon law that can help you get back your money or get paid compensation. It is the law in all 50 states. Here's a few tips on how it works and how to use it.
Ronald Lee Burdge
Written by Ronald Lee Burdge
Contributor Level 7

First you have to understand the Ohio Lemon Law and what it covers and then you have to know how to use it. This How-To guide can help you get rid of your lemon motor vehicle
Ronald Lee Burdge
Written by Ronald Lee Burdge
Contributor Level 7

If you've got a lemon Rv or motorhome and aren't sure what to do in order to get it replaced or bought back under your state's Rv Lemon Law, these strategy tips will help you plot and plan your way to Rv Lemon Law relief (lemonaid).

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