Protecting consumers against debt collectors, background check companies, and credit reporting agencies.
About Us
Consumer Attorneys is one of the top consumer
protection law firms in the United States.
We help consumers clean up their credit and background reports, challenge misleading debt collection letters, and innovate effective solutions to many consumer finance problems. We specialize in uncovering instances where someone else’s credit report is marked as the client’s, assisting victims of identity fraud, and correcting inaccuracies in credit reports to help people get employment, housing, and credit card financing. We also address rejections of loans and denial of tenancy because the reporting company provides false information.
Trusted Clients
Resulted in thousands of increased credit scores
Settlements and Verdicts
Resulted in inaccurate & fraudulent accounts deleted
Protecting Consumers
Resulted in consumers getting jobs, homes, loans
Recovered
Resulting in monetary recovery for our clients
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Free consultations are falling out of favor with some law firms, but Consumer Attorneys puts the consumer first. We will put you in touch with an attorney who will discuss your situation with you free of charge to determine whether you have a potential claim for a corrected report and a monetary settlement.
Free consultations are falling out of favor with some law firms, but Consumer Attorneys puts the consumer first. We will put you in touch with an attorney who will discuss your situation with you free of charge to determine whether you have a potential claim for a corrected report and a monetary settlement.

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We represent consumers nationwide.
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Co-Counsel in All 50 States
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We recently worked with a client that was out for one of the great American pastimes - shopping for a car. They spent an afternoon exploring what kind of vehicle would work best for their lifestyle, took it for a test drive, and was ready to make a payment.
Getting a letter in the mail from a debt collector saying you owe money can be alarming.
Having lenders or landlords pull your credit report, also known as an inquiry, is a normal part of applying for things like housing or loans. But is there such a thing as too many inquiries, and can they detriment your credit health?