Published By Countrywide Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc.
Consumer protection is an essential element of a healthy economy. It ensures people can shop confidently and securely, knowing that the products they purchase are safe. Consumer protection tries to reduce the potential risk of buying goods or services. It also provides consumers with ways to defend their legal rights when dealing with businesses, including access to dispute resolution and the right to seek compensation for any losses incurred due to fraudulent or deceptive practices.
It is a legal area that seeks to ensure the safety and security of consumers in their interactions with a business. Various government agencies will protect consumers from unfair pricing, unsafe products, false advertising, deceptive billing practices, and significant financial losses.
Consumers increasingly rely more on technology and digital platforms to buy goods and services, so the need for consumer protection is more significant than ever. The various types of consumer protection statues designed to safeguard buyers’ rights in multiple situations. For example, laws such as the Consumer Products Act protect consumers when buying products, while laws like the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act exist to protect buyers from unfair practices by debt collectors.
These are all benefits that consumers can use, but not all know about consumer protection or how to take advantage of the services. Group legal plans may or may not offer consumer protection advice options. Countrywide Pre-Paid Legal Services does. We want to allow plan members an opportunity to obtain advice and guidance from legal professionals who are familiar with consumer protection law and practices.
Lawyers Make the Difference
Countrywide takes advantage of its nationwide network of attorneys that will provide the pre-paid legal services that are in a group legal plan. They know more than just the law surrounding consumer protection; these legal professionals understand the process of filing a complaint.
A group legal plan member is shown how to apply for rights under consumer protection law and what information is necessary. Our lawyers teach as well as advise. They patiently explain to any group legal plan member how to successfully approach a consumer protection agency and get redress for faulty products or services.
We Go the Extra Mile
Countrywide enables an attorney to do a little bit more the make suggestions. For example, our attorneys can make telephone calls and write letters on legal stationery for the sake of a plan member. This makes gathering information easier and, in some cases, persuades a merchant or business to compensate the plan member in some fashion.
Our clients can be assured that their employees are treated with respect and courtesy. We allow group legal plan members to make an unlimited number of telephone calls to a Countrywide attorney on a given matter. We do everything possible to help.
Client Participation Is a Must
We want our clients to be a part of the process. Countrywide believes that a prospective client’s management knows more about their workforce than we do. Those decision-makers also know what type of pre-paid legal services will benefit their employees the most. Consequently, we ask prospective clients to select the pre-paid legal services they want in their plan.
We explain all our options and answer all questions about them. The client then chooses what will be part of their unique benefit. Those choices are part of the final plan document. Countrywide, for its part, will furnish the member services and streamlined administration. Clients can expect to get the absolute best from us, and we maintain a solid rapport with each organization. Problems are solved as quickly as possible.
No one has to accept faulty products. Consumer protection is there to guard against such fraud. It is one of our services; we have others that employees will appreciate. If you have any questions, please get in touch with us at your earliest convenience. We will gladly answer your questions.