Class Action Lawsuits / Consumer Protection

United States Consumer Protection Lawsuits

Consumer Protection Class Actions are cases on behalf of consumers against lenders, corporations, and insurance companies for violating a business practice, breaching a warranty, or committing fraud against large numbers of consumers. Consumer protections class actions are contrasted with securities class actions, which are filed on behalf of investors rather than consumers. Some common consumer protection class actions that Strom Law Firm, LLC, has been involved in the past include a class action against the managed care industry on behalf of physicians for systematically undercutting physician claims for payment for seeing patients. Our South Carolina class action attorneys also litigated race-based life insurance cases against life insurance companies for charging African Americans higher rates for industrial life insurance. Strom Law Firm, LLC, also consumer cases included suing finance companies for adding credit life insurance on to consumer loans. Additionally, our Columbia, South Carolina class action lawyers litigated breach of warranty cases involving defective washing machines, electrical receptacles, and pharmaceutical products.

Large-scale consumer protection cases and class action lawsuits are typically complex and likely to involve mountains of documentation, dozens of investigators, experts, and consultants, volumes of state and federal legislation, and challenging or novel legal issues. They are not ordinary cases in any respect.

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At Strom Law Firm, L.L.C., we enjoy a distinct national and statewide reputation for excellence in the area of consumer protection litigation and class action lawsuits. Class actions and consumer protection cases can stem from an almost unlimited variety of misconduct or defective products.

Current Strom Law Firm Class Actions

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