DC Consumer Protection Law

Experienced Consumer Protection Lawyers Serving DC, Maryland, and Virginia

Knowledgeable in Consumer Protection Law

At Antonoplos & Associates, our team of Washington D.C. consumer protection attorneys are dedicated to protecting the rights of consumers. Consumer protection laws are in place to ensure that businesses disclose accurate information about the goods and services they provide, and to prevent them from engaging in fraudulent or abusive practices.

Robocalls have become a common tactic used by businesses to defraud and abuse consumers, and our attorneys are well-versed in the laws and regulations that govern these practices. Our attorneys are highly skilled in evaluating the merits of disputes, performing independent research and working closely with our clients to determine the best course of action to protect their rights.

Our objective is to hold businesses accountable for their actions and to ensure that the market operates fairly and honestly for consumers and lawful businesses. We have experience with the DC Consumer Protection Act, the Maryland Consumer Protection Act, and other federal and state laws specific to different industries.

Our firm stays up-to-date with new regulations and developments in the field of Consumer Protection and also provides a blog for the clients to have more awareness about the latest trends, laws and regulations. If you have any questions about consumer protection laws or have been a victim of fraudulent or abusive business practices, please feel free to reach out to us at 202-803-5676 to schedule a complimentary consultation with one of our experienced attorneys.

Why Choose Antonoplos & Associates for Consumer Protection?

At Antonoplos & Associates, our team of Washington D.C. consumer protection attorneys are dedicated to protecting the rights of consumers. We have the experience and knowledge required to identify fraudulent or abusive business practices and hold the responsible parties accountable.

Our firm has a dedicated practice group for consumer protection which allows our attorneys to stay up-to-date with the latest regulations and developments in the field. We are committed to ensuring that the market operates fairly and honestly for consumers and lawful businesses.

If you have any questions about consumer protection laws or have been a victim of fraudulent or abusive business practices, we encourage you to contact us at 202-803-5676 to schedule a complimentary, no-risk consultation with one of our experienced attorneys. We will listen to your concerns, evaluate the merits of your case, and work with you to determine the best course of action to protect your rights.

Consumer Protection Law Practice Areas

The consumer protection law practice areas that the Antonoplos & Associates legal team serves.

Deceptive Insurance Company Practices

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Data Breaches and Privacy Law

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Food, Cosmetics, and Supplement Abuse

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Housing Violations

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Active Investigations

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Latest Consumer Protection Law Articles

The most recent consumer protection law articles by Antonoplos & Associates.

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April 07, 2023

Does the District of Columbia Consumer Protection Procedures Act provide me with options to sue a seller of a property for latent defects?

The District of Columbia Consumer Protection Procedures Act (CPPA) is a law that provides consumers…

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April 05, 2023

Should I retain an expert in construction matters, like an architect or an engineer, to help me analyze my claims against the seller of a property that has defects that were not disclosed to me?

It can be a good idea to retain an expert in construction matters, such as…

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April 03, 2023

What are latent defect in a house?

Latent defects are hidden or concealed defects in a house that are not readily apparent…

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March 22, 2023

Does an “As-Is” clause in a real estate purchase agreement bar claims against the seller of my home for defects that I discover after I move in?

An "As-Is" clause in a real estate purchase agreement can limit the remedies available to…

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March 13, 2023

What is a Bank Run and How Can You See One Coming?

A bank run is a phenomenon where a large number of depositors simultaneously withdraw their…

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March 06, 2023

Housing Discrimination Against Those With Special Needs

Despite being illegal and a violation of their rights under the Fair Housing Act, individuals…

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February 06, 2023

How a Real Estate Attorney Can Help You When You Discover a Latent Defect in Your New Home

Buying a new home is an exciting experience, but it can quickly become stressful if…

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January 23, 2023

Am I entitled to recover my attorneys’ fees in a lawsuit against the seller of a property with latent defects?

Whether you are entitled to recover your attorneys' fees in a lawsuit against the seller…

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January 04, 2023

Can I sue the seller of a defective property for emotional distress?

In some cases, it may be possible to sue the seller of a defective property…

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October 19, 2022

HOUSING DISCRIMINATION UNDER THE FAIR HOUSING ACT

Housing discrimination is illegal in nearly all housing, including private housing, public housing, and housing…

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