Consumer protection lawyers in HOUSTON

David A. Fernandez created his present law firm, The Law Office of David A. Fernandez, P.C., in 2009, and most clients of Debt Elimination Specialists, LLC became the initial clients of his new firm....

David A. Fernandez created his present law firm, The Law Office of David A. Fernandez, P.C., in 2009, and most clients of Debt Elimination Specialists, LLC became the initial clients of his new firm. The law office of David A. Fernandez now focuses primarily on collection defense, debt negotiation, and business litigation. David has extensive experience in the areas of civil law and consumer protection law. In the 1990s, he worked as an adjunct professor of political science and criminal procedure.

Motamedi Law, PLLC is a trial, appellate, and transactional law firm that understands that legal needs can arise at any given time. In those moments one needs an advocate, one who will guide them thro...

Motamedi Law, PLLC is a trial, appellate, and transactional law firm that understands that legal needs can arise at any given time. In those moments one needs an advocate, one who will guide them through the legal process and to achieve the best possible outcome. Due to the fact that many issues and areas of law listed hereinabove may intersect with one another, a consumer rights issue will be wholly dependent on the facts of each case, the documentation and evidence available, and the firm's analysis that will be decided on a case-by-case basis.

Benjamin K. Sanchez, Sanchez Law Firm litigated debt recovery claims for creditors and construction industry claims in commercial and public construction cases. Benjamin quickly gained a stellar repu...

Benjamin K. Sanchez, Sanchez Law Firm litigated debt recovery claims for creditors and construction industry claims in commercial and public construction cases. Benjamin quickly gained a stellar reputation for his common-sense yet aggressive approach to representing clients, as well as for his professionalism and integrity in dealing with opposing counsel and the courts. Benjamin changed his collection-focused practice at the end of 2012 and has represented people and small businesses since then.