Consumer Protection

When is a door not a door? When it's ajar! When is a window not a window? According to class action lawsuits filed against a pair of airlines, it's the blank wall you get despite your ticket stating that you paid for…

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has thrown down the gauntlet against LA Fitness, accusing the gym giant of trapping millions of members in a web of red tape and roadblocks when they try to cancel their memberships. The lawsuit marks the latest salvo…

Zelle is one of the most used payment platforms in the United States, due in large part to the speed and ease of sending money through the app. But that same speed also opened the door to scammers. Although the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) dismissed…

As technology has advanced, so too have methods of play for kids. The internet has opened the way for previously unthinkable platforms that allow children worldwide to interact in various ways. At the same time, it also has the unfortunate side effect of providing a fertile new…

Many attorneys can tell you that a client's worst enemy can be themselves. Whether by alienating a jury with ego and attitude, not being truthful with their counsel, or letting their emotions get the better of them at the worst possible times, they can damage their case…

In addition to health insurance and paid vacation time, one of the best aspects of being a full-time employee for a company is getting financial benefits geared toward retirement. As one of the most popular types of work-sponsored savings programs, 401(k) plans often receive a matching…