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Consumer law

Companies count on you giving up. We don't.

Hidden fees, broken promises, refunds that never come. California law gives you real leverage — we make companies feel it.
Receipt · Example
Home appliance purchase
Refrigerator
$1,899.00
Protection plan
$149.00
Added without asking
Processing fee
$39.99
Never disclosed
Delivered damaged · refund
Refused
“Against our policy”
You may be owed
all of it.
What we handle

If a business did you wrong, it probably fits here.

Hidden fees

Charges that showed up only after you paid.

Refused refunds

Money a company owes you but won't return.

Misleading sales

Promises in the pitch that weren't true.

Broken warranties

Repairs or replacements they promised, then denied.

Unfair contracts

Fine print that takes away more than the law allows.

Bait and switch

Advertised one deal, sold you a worse one.
Why a lawyer changes things

Same problem. Very different answer.

On your own
Hours on hold
“Sorry, that's our policy”
Emails that go nowhere
You absorb the loss
With Antonyan Law
A formal legal demand
Real deadlines to respond
Legal penalties on the table
They pay our fees when the law allows
The laws on your side

California protects consumers better than almost anywhere.

Consumers Legal Remedies Act
Bans deceptive sales practices
Unfair Competition Law
Covers unlawful, unfair or fraudulent business acts
Song-Beverly Warranty Act
Makes warranties mean something
Before you call

Gather what you have. Don't worry if it's not everything.

Contract or agreement
Receipts and statements
Screenshot of the ad or listing
Emails, texts and chats
Questions

What people ask us most.

Often, yes. Some laws add penalties and attorney's fees on top of what you lost. Ask us — it's free.

Not necessarily. In California, some contract terms can't take away your consumer rights.

Nothing upfront. We're paid from what we recover — and often the law makes the company cover our fees.

Make them make it right.

Free, confidential review. You'll hear back from your attorney directly.
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