Practice Areas

We work with a variety of individuals at our firm, but our focus is on assisting individuals that are in default on their student loans and/or credit cards and may be considering bankruptcy or debt settlement.  Below we describe our practice areas, but we encourage you to contact us to learn more about how we can serve you. Consultations are completely free.

Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA)

Unsolicited telemarketing calls can range from annoyance to harassment. The law is designed to protect you with the “Do Not Call List.” Our firm is experienced in ensuring your rights are protected under TCPA.

Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)

You may have debt, but that does not entitle debt collectors to contact you illegally. There are strict rules that govern debt collection. Can you be sure your rights haven’t been violated?

Magnusson-Moss Warranty Act (Lemon Law)

Most of us think of cars when we hear about the “Lemon Law,” but the law applies to any product over $25 that comes with a warranty. If you think you’ve purchased a Lemon and the warranty issued is unfair, find out how to get your money back.

Electronic Funds Transfer Act (EFTA)

The EFTA protects your rights as a consumer against unfair electronic funds transfer by financial institutions and others.  It’s important you review your statements regularly to ensure payments are taken from you account correctly.

Consumer Class Actions

In class action suits, a large number of consumers band together to get what is owed them. At the Law Office of Ryan Lee, PLLC, we will work with you and others to pursue class action suits from start to finish.

Employment Law

Employment law can be complex, tedious, and confusing. As a result, many employers violate the rights of their employees, and those employees tolerate mistreatment because they don’t know what the law allows. At our firm, we are experts in employment law and will not only educate you but fight to get what you deserve.

Debt Settlement

We will create a plan of attack to negotiate down or settle your debts altogether. The goal is to avoid bankruptcy and reduce looming debt by 50%.*

*Results are never guaranteed and vary case by case.