Badge - yelp
Badge - thompson reuters
Badge - avvo
Badge - Super Lawyers - rising stars
Badge - Martin Hubbell
Badge - FindLaw

Class Action and Repossession Rights

Thompson Consumer Law Group has a stellar team of attorneys with decades of combined experience handling class actions, wrongful repossessions, and and other consumers rights matters throughout the country. We are fully dedicated to standing up for those whose rights have been violated. Get in touch with us today so we can assist you with your case.

Financial Compensation

One significant benefit of learning and enforcing consumers’ rights is the opportunity to seek financial compensation for the damages incurred. This is true whether your claim is related to a wrongful repossession, unlawful credit reporting, debt collection harassment, or other consumer matter. This can include compensation for property damage, loss of personal belongings, statutory damages (money you can recover even without any out-of-pocket loss), and any other losses resulting from the violation. Attorneys proficient in this area can help victims quantify their losses and build a strong case to pursue fair compensation.

Deterrence and Accountability

By taking legal action against wrongful repossession, individuals contribute to the deterrence of such practices. Holding creditors and repossession agents accountable for their actions helps prevent future instances of wrongful repossession, protecting other consumers from similar injustices. It also sends a powerful message that consumers are aware of their rights and will not tolerate their violation.

Empowerment and Peace of Mind

Learning about one’s rights and seeking justice through legal avenues can bring a sense of empowerment and peace of mind to victims of wrongful repossession. Understanding the legal process and having competent legal representation empowers individuals to assert their rights confidently. This can alleviate stress and anxiety caused by the wrongful repossession experience, allowing victims to focus on rebuilding their lives.

We Handle All Kinds of Wrongful Repossessions

Wrongful repossession can be a distressing experience, causing financial and emotional turmoil for years to come. Fortunately, there are dedicated attorneys who focus on assisting consumers who have fallen victim to this injustice. Let’s discuss two primary forms of wrongful repossession—“breach of peace” and “no right”—and the benefits of learning and enforcing one’s rights, including seeking financial compensation for any and all damages incurred.

Breach of Peace

Breach of peace wrongful repossession happens when repossession agents employ aggressive or unlawful tactics during the repossession process. This can involve acts of physical force, threats, intimidation, or trespassing on private property. Such actions violate an individual’s right to be free from harm and coercion during a repossession.

No Right

No right wrongful repossession encompasses situations where repossession occurs without the creditor having the legal authority to do so. Examples include cases where the repossession agent mistakenly takes the wrong vehicle, seizes a vehicle even though the person is not delinquent, or the bank lacks proper documentation or ownership title. These instances highlight the importance of understanding and asserting one’s rights as a consumer.

Class Action Attorneys

Class actions ensure companies who commit widespread harm are held accountable. Often, the injury is too small to justify any one individual bringing a lawsuit. But small individual losses usually mean a large corporate gain, and a class action can be brought efficiently on behalf of everyone else wronged. Class actions thus ensure compensation to those wronged, while imposing the costs of wrongdoing on the bad actor, deterring future wrongdoing. If you think what’s been done wrong to you may have also been done wrong to others, submit your investigation today.

Telephone and Privacy/Robocall Laws

Your telephone privacy has value and must be respected. Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) businesses must have your express consent to autodial or robocall (or robotext) your phone. If you have received robocalls or robotexts to your cell phone without your consent, you may be able entitled to an award of $500 or more per call or message. Our attorneys can help you regain your privacy and seek compensation.

Credit Report Rights

Fair credit reporting statutes promote the accuracy and privacy of information kept and distributed by the nation’s consumer reporting agencies. These requirements are critical, as the accuracy of your credit report can affect whether you qualify for a loan and at what interest rate. Further, the privacy of your information guards against identity theft, a very serious problem that affects your ability to get credit, insurance, or even a job. Credit reporting violations include where your credit report contains information that is inaccurate or incomplete, disputed or outdated, and where your information has not been properly safeguarded. If your credit report is wrong or has been illegally accessed, you may be entitled to cash damages and removal of the inaccuracies.

Schedule a Free Case Review Today

There are numerous ways in which a consumer protection attorney can help you, and many of them do not require anything from you. Our attorneys work hard to protect your consumer rights, and you can turn to us when you are facing a variety of legal challenges. In many cases, the defendant pays our fees, meaning many of our services are at no cost to the consumer. Contact our office today to see how our experience and our know-how can help you. We will evaluate your rights at no cost, and help you fight back if you have been harmed or treated unfairly by a company or business.

1
We Advocate for Consumers

2
Protection of State and Federal Consumer Rights

3
Most Services Are at NO COST to You

THOMPSON CONSUMER LAW GROUP | Latest Blog Articles

October 9, 2024 By Thompson Consumer Law Group, PC Jury Finds CenturyLink, Inc. Unlawfully Pulled Credit Reports on Class of Consumers Who Had Not Submitted Any Order             On September 13, 2024, Russell S. Thompson, IV and Thompson Consumer Law Group...

March 13, 2024 By Thompson Consumer Law Group, PC Can the Repo Man Find Your Car in Another State In the intricate realm of vehicle repossession, repo men bear the responsibility of legally reclaiming vehicles from borrowers who have defaulted on...

March 13, 2024 By Thompson Consumer Law Group, PC What a Repo Man Can and Cannot Do Repo men operate within a legal framework that delineates their rights and limitations during the car repossession process. It is essential for both...

We Represent Clients Throughout the Nation

What Our Clients Say About Us

Please visit our Google reviews page and tell us about your experience!

The necessity to have a relevant, organized, sharp professional advocacy firm: On the side of the consumer & average person is important. My MOM, who recently passed away from COVID 19 introduced me to Thompson Law Group. We celebrated wins together when SHE was here. I know She's smiling down now. Like a reflection of HER: Excellence!! I feel like...

Tyrone J.

Consistent in their approach and can't wait to give the details and outcomes.

Shelvin Rice

Highly qualified company, they solved my case that was an improper repossession and I had a great result. They didn't charge anything at all. Thank you so much for helping me at a time when I thought there would be no justice.

Marcelo E.

Schedule a Free Case Review Today

There are numerous ways in which a consumer protection attorney can help you, and many of them do not require anything from you. Our attorneys work hard to protect your consumer rights, and you can turn to us when you are facing a variety of legal challenges. In many cases, the defendant pays our fees, meaning many of our services are at no cost to the consumer. Contact our office today to see how our experience and our know-how can help you. We will evaluate your rights at no cost, and help you fight back if you have been harmed or treated unfairly by a company or business.