Consumer Fraud
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Consumer fraud claims in Alabama must be filed within 2 years under Ala. Code § 8-19-14. Alabama’s contributory negligence rule has limited application in consumer fraud cases because liability turns on the seller’s deceptive conduct rather than the buyer’s behavior. The Alabama Deceptive Trade Practices Act allows recovery of actual damages plus attorney fees, and Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys represents consumer fraud victims across Alabama.

Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys


Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys


Get To Know Your Personal Legal Team

Choosing our consumer fraud lawyers means working with someone who understands deceptive marketing and false advertising claims and fights back against corporate abuse.

Results

Our consumer fraud law firm protects victims of deception. From false ads to mislabeling, we fight every consumer fraud lawsuit to recover what you’ve lost.

Types of Consumer Fraud Cases We Take On

Our firm takes on many of the types of common consumer fraud that leave people misled or overcharged, from deceptive marketing claims to large-scale class actions.

Deceptive Marketing Claims

When businesses mislead customers with false promises or manipulated advertising, we help file claims to hold them accountable.

Product Mislabeling Lawsuits

From food and supplements to household goods, inaccurate labeling can trick buyers into unsafe or unfair purchases

Consumer Class Action Lawsuits

When fraud harms large groups of people, we represent customers who join together to hold a business accountable.

Unfair Billing Practices

Hidden charges, unauthorized fees, and recurring payments without consent are forms of fraud we work to stop.

Predatory Lending or Sales Practices

Some businesses target vulnerable people with unfair loans, high-pressure sales, or even contracts that trap them in debt.

False Advertising

When a company makes promises it cannot keep, we step in to protect buyers who were misled.

If you’re ready to file your consumer fraud lawsuit, our attorneys are here to help. Reach out today!

Justice starts with one call

From the first call to the final verdict, our clients share how we stood by them and delivered results when it mattered most.

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Ways We Can Support You

Every trial attorney on our team is trained to fight aggressively for your rights. Here’s how our team will help throughout the legal process.

Free Case Review

We’ll review your claim and explain the best legal options available.

claim investigation

Our team gathers evidence and builds a strong case from the start.

expert Negotiation

We deal directly with insurers to secure the maximum recovery possible.

Court Representation

If a fair settlement isn’t possible, we’re ready to fight for you at trial.

No-Win, No-Fee

We guarantee that you don’t pay us unless we win your case.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our consumer fraud FAQ explains deceptive marketing claims, mislabeling lawsuits, and when to seek legal help from a consumer fraud law firm or class action attorney.

This is a great question. Red flags include unexplained losses, unauthorized trades, or promised returns that seem too good to be true. If your advisor isn’t being forthright about your investments, pressures you to make quick decisions, or your account statements don’t look quite right? It’s time to seek legal help, like Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys. Our team can help you dig deeper and protect your interests. The bottom line is to always trust your gut. If something feels wrong, it probably is.

Ponzi schemes usually involve complicated financial structures and a lot of victims. Our attorneys have specific Ponzi scheme experience, which makes it easier to walk through the legal maze and maximize your recovery. At Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys, we pride ourselves on having attorneys with knowledge in various fraud types, so you can get the specialized knowledge your case needs.

Yes! Contracts don’t give anyone the right to commit fraud. If you’ve been misled or manipulated, you have rights, no matter what kind of paperwork you signed. Our attorneys will cut through the legal smokescreens to expose fraudulent behavior and hold wrongdoers accountable.

You have a few options, depending on the details of your claim. They can range from filing a complaint with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) to pursuing a lawsuit for breach of fiduciary duty (otherwise known as legal responsibilities). Our job as your attorneys is to prove the misrepresentation and show the impact it had on your investments. We’ll help gather evidence, figure out exactly how much you lost, and determine the best course of action to get you compensated.

Courts take these cases seriously, and there are significant penalties for the parties involved. Our focus is on proving that the deception was on purpose and then tracking the money trail. These cases can be complicated, usually involving multiple parties and jurisdictions. Our team is known for building strong cases that stand up in court, ultimately getting you the best possible outcome.

Not necessarily. Filing with the SEC can be helpful, but you don’t have to do it in order to file a lawsuit. In fact, sometimes it’s better to take private action first to protect your interests. Our legal team will let you know the best strategy for your specific situation, whether that involves regulatory complaints, private lawsuits, or both.

We’ll have to prove that false promises were made, and that pressure tactics or exploitation of trust were used against you. Our attorneys will help gather evidence like communications, financial records, and witness statements, all of which help show that you were manipulated. Our team understands the psychology behind these schemes and will build a strong case that shows you were victimized, not just a willing participant.

Industry News Related to Consumer Fraud

Consumer fraud lawsuits often set the stage for how future claims are handled. Keeping up with these updates can help you see what may apply to your own case.

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