TCPA Claims on Contingency

The federal Do Not Call List prohibits telemarketing and a variety of deceptive solicitation practices. The TCPA was intended to combat the proliferation of automated telemarketing calls (known as “robocalls”) to private residences, which Congress viewed as a nuisance and an invasion of privacy.  Mims v. Arrow Fin. Servs., LLC, 565 U.S. 368, 375 (2012). … Continue reading TCPA Claims on Contingency

What Legal Services We Can Propose to You on a Contingency Basis?

Contingency Lawyers in New Jersey and New York offer no-win-no-fee legal services, providing an affordable path to justice. Specializing in Ricco claims, age discrimination cases, Lemon Law compensation, Do Not Call List Claims, and sexual assault victims’ civil claims, they only collect fees if they win your case. Your fight for justice begins here!

Hurricane Business Interruption Insurance Claims

Hurricane Sandy’s aftermath left businesses grappling with significant losses, questioning if insurance can cover these financial pitfalls. Necessary considerations include business interruption insurance, closures, exclusion clauses, and loss notification. Should coverage be granted, calculating the due amount involves assessing lost profits and the mitigation of damages. Profoundly, every case is unique and requires diligent evaluation.

Handling Contract Cases on a Contingency Basis: How to Secure Legal Representation

Navigating contract disputes can both be intricate and expensive. Some lawyers, however, are willing to negotiate contract cases on a contingency basis. Enhance your chances of this by presenting a clear case, offering strong and verifiable evidence, focusing on facts over laws, and keeping past lawyer assessments under wraps. Free initial consultations available.

Securing a Contingency Lawyer: Tips for a Successful Case Acceptance

Finding a contingency lawyer isn’t impossible. Make your case irresistible by canvassing it with clarity and supported documentation, dispelling uncertainties, presenting non-exaggerated facts, not fretting over other lawyers’ dismissals, and acknowledging potential problems. Secure your credibility by preparing organized documents and lucidly portraying your claims. Case strength, simplicity, and credibility make all the difference!