Repossessions are up. Auto auctions have 10-12 times more inventory than normal. People are literally hiding from auto repo companies. Who’s to blame and how can people get help? With United Law Group, citizens struggling to make their auto loan payments can get legal relief from experts in auto lending law.
(Vocus/PRWEB ) January 14, 2010 -- IRVINE, California, January 14, 2010 – United Law Group announced a program to help distressed families who are struggling to make their auto loan payments. Auto Payment Relief is a service offered by the law firm to help people who have been victimized by illegal practices and those facing financial hardships.
“The automobile industry has a history of unethical and illegal sales and lending practices,” said Robert Buscho, Senior Litigation Attorney for United Law Group. “Everything from failure to disclose fees to misleading clients as to the terms of the lease and more has gone on in this industry.”
United Law Group pursues cases where lenders fail to accurately and truthfully disclose fees associated with a sale or lease (violations of 15 U.S.C. § 1607(c)); mislead people as to the actual terms/cost of the sale or lease (violations of 15 U.S.C. § 1607, et seq. & § 17200 Cal. Bus. Prof.); fail to accurately report income levels (violation of 15 U.S.C. § 1607, et seq. & § 17200 Cal. Bus. Prof.); and fail to make adequate disclosures. (violations of Automobile Sales Financing Act (Cal. Civ. Code §§ 2981, et seq.)).
“Millions of consumers are in a precarious financial position because of problems with the system,” said Buscho. “People who participate in our Auto Payment Relief program are empowered to stop auto lenders who engage in illegal practices and gain control of their financial situation.”
United Law Group’s Auto Relief Program helps people to keep their cars. Seasoned litigators evaluate loans and leases for infractions, then litigate or negotiate to prevent repossession. The firm is also offering payment relief services for boat, RV, and motorcycle loans.
“United Law Group has successfully helped countless individuals to deal with the ramifications of illegal practices,” said Robert Buscho, Senior Litigation Attorney for United Law Group. “We are focused on helping people who’ve suffered because of illegal or unethical lending practices to improve their situation.”
In addition to loan renegotiation services, United Law Group also represents consumers in cases involving debt settlement, IRS settlement, breaches of contract and violations of state and federal laws. They have several class action lawsuits pending against major lenders.
About United Law Group
United Law Group is a national law firm with offices in California, New York, Florida, Ohio, Nevada & Arizona. The firm represents consumers in complex litigation concerning abusive banking practices, breaches of contract and violations of state and federal laws. United Law Group also litigates cases involving bankruptcy, IRS settlements and debt settlements in state and federal courts across the nation. Employing a team of top-notch attorneys, United Law Group leverages leading-edge technology to manage cases, support investigative efforts and ensure accurate, frequent communication with its clients. The firm is forming class action lawsuits in cases where order to provide the best legal counsel to individuals who might not be able to resolve their issues without representation.
For further information on United Law Group, visit: www.UnitedLawGroup.com">www.UnitedLawGroup.com or call United Law Group at (800) 680-5717.
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