Consumer Fraud
Heenan Law Firm
Downtown Post Office
Bldg.
2602 1st Ave. N.,
Suite 305
Billings, MT 59101
Downtown Post Office
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2602 1st Ave. N.,
Suite 305
Billings, MT 59101
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| HEENAN LAW FIRM HELPING PEOPLE |
You Don't Have to Get Hit to Be Injured.
Corporate fraud and misconduct can cause serious injury to
people and their finances. When businesses act dishonestly in
the State of Montana, we are here to help you hold them
accountable.
The Heenan Law Firm handles a wide variety of business
misconduct throughout Montana, including:
False Advertising. Montana law prohibits businesses from making false
representations to consumers. Montana law provides for statutory
damages and attorney's fees for consumers who challenge such
misconduct. Additionally, such conduct is generally not isolated, allowing
for potential class action claims.
Predatory Lending. "Pay day" and title loan lenders are governed by a
number of statutory requirements under Montana law, including the
disclosure they must provide and the rates they can charge. (Click here to
review Montana law.) When lenders fail to follow the rules, Montana law
allows consumers to avoid the transactions and even recover statutory
damages and attorney's fees.
"Lemon Law" Violations. When car dealers make false representations
about a vehicle, we can help you stand up for your rights. Odometer
fraud, title problems, and being sold a salvage vehicle are some of the
types of lemon law violations we handle.
For information on registering a complaint with the Montana Consumer
Protection Office, click here.
Corporate fraud and misconduct can cause serious injury to
people and their finances. When businesses act dishonestly in
the State of Montana, we are here to help you hold them
accountable.
The Heenan Law Firm handles a wide variety of business
misconduct throughout Montana, including:
False Advertising. Montana law prohibits businesses from making false
representations to consumers. Montana law provides for statutory
damages and attorney's fees for consumers who challenge such
misconduct. Additionally, such conduct is generally not isolated, allowing
for potential class action claims.
Predatory Lending. "Pay day" and title loan lenders are governed by a
number of statutory requirements under Montana law, including the
disclosure they must provide and the rates they can charge. (Click here to
review Montana law.) When lenders fail to follow the rules, Montana law
allows consumers to avoid the transactions and even recover statutory
damages and attorney's fees.
"Lemon Law" Violations. When car dealers make false representations
about a vehicle, we can help you stand up for your rights. Odometer
fraud, title problems, and being sold a salvage vehicle are some of the
types of lemon law violations we handle.
For information on registering a complaint with the Montana Consumer
Protection Office, click here.
| To review your case with us, personally and free of charge, please call: (406) 839-9091 or email Mr. Heenan directly at: info@heenanlawfirm.com Downtown Post Office Building - Billings, Montana |
John Heenan is a proud member of the National Association of
Consumer Advocates, a nationwide organization of more than 1000
attorneys who represent and have represented hundreds of thousands
of consumers victimized by fraudulent, abusive and predatory
business practices.
Consumer Advocates, a nationwide organization of more than 1000
attorneys who represent and have represented hundreds of thousands
of consumers victimized by fraudulent, abusive and predatory
business practices.