From the beginning of his career, Daniel Ware dedicated himself to helping others get through hard times and became a fearless advocate for those who need a voice. At Ware Law Firm, you can expect advocacy, guidance, and real talk to provide you the best protection afforded to you by the law.
When you need an aggressive litigator to have your back, keep you informed, and get you the best outcomes possible, you can depend on Ware Law Firm
Standing Up For You Means Serious Business To Ware Law Firm, Your Mississippi Consumer Protection Law Firm
Our firm represented a reserve solider against a public institution for non-renewing his instructor contract. The solider was an employee of the institution for 17 years. After two mobilizations, his contract was non-renewed. The client was devastated by the job loss. We assisted him in bringing resolution to his situation. We settled for a confidential amount.
Our firm represented a family whose home was burned down when they was located at an out of town business convention. Our firm represented them through the Examination Under Oath, the denial of the claim and the lawsuit that was filed against the carrier. After discovery which included 5000 to 6000 documents, seventeen (17) depositions, and two experts, we were able to settle on the eve of trial. The case was resolved for in the Plaintiff’s favor.
Our firm represented a lady who was sued for an old credit card debt. The suit was filed outside the statute of limitations against her. Such an action is illegal. Our firm was able to get the debt collector’s case dismissed and bring a Fair Debt Collections Practice Act claim for suing outside the Statute of Limitations. We resolved her claim.
Our firm represented a client who was sued for a debt outside the statute of limitation when she was in bankruptcy. We were able to stop the lawsuit against her in state and help resolve the matter in the bankruptcy court.
Our firm represented a client, who was a construction, who suffered a back injury.. After having the injury, his employer denied that he was injured on the job. Our firm had to litigate to get his medical treatment, his back workers’ compensation benefits, and eventually a workers’ compensation settlement. The claim was settled for six figures.
Our firm represented a client was terminated from her employment for filing bankruptcy. Such a termination was discrimination under the bankruptcy code. After discovery and corporation deposition, we were able to resolve the matter and get bankruptcy approval.
Our firm represented a client who suffered from inaccurate credit information on her credit report. After several disputes, she was finally able to get the incorrect information off her consumer file and her credit report. Our firm filed suit against all three credit reporting agencies and the creditor or furnisher who place the information on her report. We were able to settle against all defendants for a confidential amount.
Our firm represented a client who purchased an extended warranty or service contract which failed to pay for engine repairs. After an investigation and review of his policy, our firm filed suit against the service contract. We were able to resolve the matter fairly quickly for above the contract amount.
Our firm represented clients whose RV was defective against the manufacturers and dealer. The RV had a number of problems with the mechanical systems and after much litigation we are able to settle against all parties.
Our firm represented a client who suffered injuries during a car accident. The person was referred to us by another attorney. After settlement negotiation failed, we filed suit against the other driver. The negligent driver contented the collision was too minor to harm someone. Prior to trail the highest offer was only $11,000.00. The jury returned a verdict of more than double the defense offer.
Our firm represented a client who was sued by a debt collector for an old credit card debt. We are able to reduce the claim by 75% for resolution of this matter.
Our firm represented a client who after purchase of an automobile the dealer could not provide him title. After several months of demanding the title, the client came to us. We were able to file suit and obtain a judgment against the dealer. We were able to collect on the dealer’s bond.
Our firm represented a client who suffered fraud during the sale of an automobile. The vehicle was sold with undisclosed damages. We were able to file suit and get the matter resolved for the client.
We represented a client whose identity was stolen. The thief was able to get money out her two personal bank accounts. We filed suit and after motions ruling by the court, we were able to resolve the case against both banks.
Our firm represented a client was wrongfully terminated for alleged criminal activity by his employer. The employee was accused of embezzling time from his employer. We brought suit and was able to get the matter resolved after a deposition of the client.
Our firm represented a long time employee for a failure to promote claim. He was an excellent employee for nearly 20 years. The employer failed to promote him upon the retirement of his supervisor. We were able to resolve the matter in mediation after the suit was filed.
Depressing Hopelessness…
Possible Loss Of Your Home And Property…
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Depressing Hopelessness…
Possible Loss Of Your Home And Property…
Unsure What Comes Next…
There are a number of federal and state laws that fall under the umbrella of consumer protection, including the Truth in Advertising Act, the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. These laws prohibit businesses from engaging in certain types of behavior, such as false advertising or using unfair debt collection practices. If a business violates one of these laws, a consumer may be able to file a lawsuit and recover damages.
To file a complaint against a business in Mississippi, you can fill out a formal complaint form and submit it to the Mississippi Attorney General’s Office. It’s a good idea to meet with a lawyer before submitting any complaints to review and discuss all of the options available.
Consumer law is a broad area of law that covers many different types of legal issues arising between businesses and consumers. Some common examples of consumer law topics include warranties, product recalls, lemon laws, and truth in advertising.
If you believe that you have been wronged by a business in some way, or if you are having problems getting a refund or exchange for a defective product, consumer law may be able to help you. An experienced consumer law attorney can advise you of your rights under the law and help you get the compensation or relief that you deserve.
When a product is defective or doesn’t work as promised, it’s called a lemon. The term comes from the fact that lemons are sour and not really enjoyable to eat. Just like a defective product, they’re not something you want.
There are a few different things that can make a product a lemon. First, it might not work at all. This could be because of a manufacturing error or because the design is flawed. Second, it might not work properly. This could be because it breaks down often, doesn’t do what it’s supposed to do, or just doesn’t meet your expectations. Third, it might have serious defects that make it unsafe to use. These defects could be discovered after you’ve already owned the product for a while.
If your family and friends are being harassed by creditors, you have a few options. You can contact the creditor directly and ask them to stop contacting your loved ones. You can also send a cease and desist letter, which is a formal request that the creditor stops all communication with you. If the harassment doesn’t stop, you can file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau or take legal action against the creditor.
The best type of bankruptcy for you depends on your specific financial situation.
If you have a lot of debt and not much income, Chapter 7 bankruptcy might be the best option. With Chapter 7 bankruptcy, most of your debt will be forgiven. However, you will likely have to sell most of your assets and may have to give up some of your income.
If you have a lot of debt but still enough income to make regular payments, Chapter 13 bankruptcy might be a better option. With Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you will enter into a repayment plan that lasts for three or five years. At the end of the repayment plan, any remaining debt will be forgiven.
Ultimately, the best type of bankruptcy for you depends on your unique financial situation. Talk to a bankruptcy lawyer in your area to find out more about which option would be best for you.
It is never a bad idea to have a lawyer, especially when dealing with insurance companies. If you have been injured in an accident, you may be entitled to compensation for your medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
However, insurance companies are often reluctant to pay out on claims, and they may try to lowball you or deny your claim entirely. An experienced personal injury lawyer can help you navigate the claims process and ensure that you get the full compensation you deserve.
Under the Mississippi Lemon Law, if your new car has a serious defect that can’t be fixed after a reasonable number of attempts, the manufacturer must buy it back or replace it.
To be eligible for a lemon law buyback or replacement, your car must still be covered under its original factory warranty. If you’re no longer covered, you may still be eligible for compensation under the Mississippi Consumer Protection Act.
If you think you have a lemon in Mississippi, you should reach out to an experienced lemon law attorney to discuss your situation.
Consumers have a number of rights, some of which are enumerated in the Consumer Bill of Rights, which is a document that was created by the Federal Trade Commission. Some of these rights include the right to be informed, the right to choose, and the right to be treated fairly. Being informed means that consumers have a right to know what they’re buying and to understand the terms and conditions of any contract they enter into. Choosing means that consumers have a right to select from among competitively priced products and services that meet their needs. Being treated fairly means that businesses should not take advantage of consumers through deceptive or unfair practices.