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- Clearing Snow from Roofs: Avoid Price GougingAs winter weather moves in, make sure you aren't getting taken for a sleigh ride by bad actors overcharging for removing snow from your roof.Andrew Leonatti
- Can Utility Companies Shut Off Your Heat if You Don't Pay Your Bills?The prospect of a power shutoff in the winter can be frightening. But most states provide protections for qualified residents.Richard Dahl
- YouTube, Google Fined for Child Privacy ViolationsThe site was allegedly tracking viewers of child-directed channels and selling that information to advertisers, all without parental consent. But is the fine big enough to be a deterrent? Read more on FindLaw's Common Law blog.Christopher Coble, Esq.
- Whose Side Is Your Insurance Company On?A news report revealed that some insurance companies are accusing their own customers of fraud, and then directing and funding the criminal investigations against them. Learn more on FindLaw's Common Law blog.Christopher Coble, Esq.
- Can Blocking Robocalls Actually Jeopardize Your Privacy?You thought you were protecting your personal information, but some apps designed to block spam may be sharing your data with other companies. Learn more on FindLaw's Common Law blog.Christopher Coble, Esq.
- Claiming a Right to Fix Your Own StuffMany manufacturers prohibit customers from trying to fix their purchases. Consumer groups are fighting back.Richard Dahl
- Will You Really Get a $125 Check From Equifax?News spread quickly that everyone affected by the Equifax data breach would receive $125. That's not true. Read more on FindLaw's Common Law.Andrew Leonatti
- Millions of Patients' Personal Information Exposed in Medical Collections Company Data BreachOne billing company's data breach has potentially compromised over 20 million patients' personal, financial, and medical information. Learn more on FindLaw's Injured blog.Christopher Coble, Esq.
- Watch Your Bank Account: Will Overdraft Fees Spike Again?Currently, banks are limited on when they can charge overdraft fees for ATM and debit card transactions, but that rule could change. What does that mean for your account? Learn more on FindLaw's Common Law blog.Christopher Coble, Esq.
- Few Options For Black Out Channel RefundsWhen a contract is breached or service agreements are not fulfilled, you might go looking for a refund or cancellation. But can you? Learn more about consumer protections and the fine print of TV service contracts on Findlaw's Common Law.Jaclyn Rainey