ConsumerAffairs

MoneyGram paying $250,000 for consumer protection violations

• New York Attorney General Letitia James secured $250,000 from MoneyGram International for failing to follow consumer protection laws and jeopardizing customers' money transfers • The settlement ...
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Wire Transfer Scams Reveal a Dangerous Gap in Consumer Protection

Wire fraud losses often aren’t protected by the FDIC or the Electronic Funds Transfer Act. Here’s what banks cover, what they ...

Consumer protection group outraged by Hilton's denial of rooms to ICE

A consumer protection group is outraged by Hilton Hotels’ denial of rooms to Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers at ...

Consumer Protection Law Group Responds to Fall 2025’s Historic Automotive Recall Crisis Affecting 8.5+ Million Vehicles

Lemon law firm launches emergency services as Q3 2025 recalls hit 8.5M vehicles—Ford, Toyota, Hyundai defects leave ...

‘I don’t think this is the right thing to do’: Bid for new consumer-protection unit prompts turf war with DA

If Board of Supervisors Chair Terra Lawson-Remer has her way, San Diego County could tap a more than $200 million pool of money to set up a new team of lawyers to take on consumer litigation. District ...