Yes. When debt collectors cross the line—using abusive language, threatening you, or calling at unreasonable hours—they violate the law. If a corporation refuses to treat you with basic respect and breaks the rules, Attorney Balam Letona is prepared to hold them accountable. By filing a lawsuit, you may be entitled to recover actual damages, statutory damages of up to $1,000, and have your attorney’s fees paid by the abusive collectors. Balam Letona will take the time to hear your story and present your case to a jury if that’s what it takes to protect your rights.
Can I sue a debt collection agency for violating my rights, and what compensation is available?
Frequently Asked Questions - Lawyer for Unfair Debt Collection
What is considered unfair and harassing debt collection?
Unfair and harassing debt collection practices occur when debt collectors violate your rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). Violations include repeated phone calls, suing on a debt you don’t owe, making false claims about the debt, contacting third parties like your employer or family without permission, threats of violence or harm, or... [Read More]What rights do I have under the FDCPA to protect myself from collection harassment?
What are some common examples of unfair collection practices?
Can debt collectors contact my family or employer?
What should I do if I experience collection harassment?
Consumer protection lawyer for unfair debt collection
