A guide to filing a complaint with the New Jersey Attorney General: which division handles consumer, civil rights, fraud, and licensing complaints, the deadlines that apply, and what the office does after a report arrives.
The Washington Attorney General’s Office runs a free, informal complaint process for consumers. Here is what it can do, how to file, and your options if a business will not cooperate.
A step-by-step guide to filing a consumer complaint with the North Carolina Department of Justice, including which form to choose, what to attach, and what happens after the office reviews your complaint.
Filing a consumer complaint with the Michigan Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Team: how to submit it online or by mail, how mediation works, and when another agency is the right place to go.
A plain-language guide to consumer protection law in Michigan: the practices the Consumer Protection Act bans, the damages and attorney fees it allows, the exemption that narrows it, related buyer protections, and the complaint channels that enforce them.
A step-by-step look at filing a consumer complaint with the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Bureau of Consumer Protection, including what the office can and cannot do, how to submit online or by mail, and what happens after you file.
How Arizona law governs police impounds, private-property tows, the cost to get a vehicle back, and the deadlines to request a poststorage hearing.
How Illinois towing laws limit tow and storage fees, what a tow company must do before removing a car, and the steps to get your vehicle and belongings back.
A step-by-step look at filing a consumer complaint with the Virginia Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Section, what the office does with it, and how a complaint differs from a lawsuit.
How the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act (815 ILCS 505) works: what it prohibits, who can sue, what courts award, the 3-year deadline, and how the Attorney General enforces it.
A step-by-step look at filing a consumer complaint with Florida’s FDACS Division of Consumer Services, the state’s central clearinghouse for consumer grievances.
How California’s 3-day right to cancel works for door-to-door sales: who qualifies, the deadline, how to send a valid cancellation, and the seller’s 10-day refund duty.