Virginia consumer, warranty, and fraud claims
Claims involving the Virginia Consumer Protection Act, the Uniform Commercial Code, the Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act, and common-law fraud.
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Consumer protection
State and federal law for consumer and commercial disputes.
Jarvis Law works in the broad field where state and federal consumer-protection laws meet. We represent consumers in Northern Virginia and Maryland who believe they were wronged, defrauded, or deceived, and we also advise and defend businesses.
Discuss your matterConsumer matters
Claims involving goods, services, lending, and debt collection.
We draft consumer lawsuits under state and federal law and examine the statutes and facts that apply to each matter. Our work includes:
Federal consumer-finance matters
Matters involving unfair, deceptive, or abusive acts or practices, the Truth in Lending Act, and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
Products and services
Claims involving automobile dealers, contractors, tractor and farm-supply companies, and other businesses serving consumers in Northern Virginia and Maryland.
Fact-finding and legal analysis
Creative, thorough investigation and analysis of consumer-protection statutes, with an emphasis on fair dealing and honest business practices.
Counsel for businesses
Defense and compliance under commercial law.
Jarvis Law also assists businesses that need to prevent, evaluate, or defend consumer-protection claims under Virginia, Maryland, and federal commercial law.
Defense counsel
Representation for automobile dealers, contractors, and other businesses facing consumer-protection or commercial-law claims.
Corporate compliance packages
Set-fee reviews of contracts, leases, advertising, and collection methods.
Courtroom experience
Consumer-protection litigation experience in Northern Virginia and Maryland.
Understanding the legal framework
Consumer protection under state and federal law.
A matter may involve statutes governing consumer transactions, warranties, financial products, lending disclosures, debt collection, or fraud.
How we examine a matter
Facts first, followed by careful legal analysis.
Find the facts
Develop a creative and thorough understanding of what occurred in the consumer or commercial transaction.
Analyze the law
Identify the state, federal, and common-law provisions that may apply to the facts.
Prepare the legal work
Draft a consumer lawsuit, prepare a business defense, or conduct the requested compliance review.
Consumer protection and commercial law