“Your power isn’t defined by the size of your opponent—it’s written into the law. When corporations treat you unfairly, remember: your rights are both a shield and a sword.”
Saving Homes In DC & Maryland. Winning Bank-Refund Fights For Clients Nationwide.
Fighting corporate abuse.
Defending people.
I’m Angel. I’m a consumer protection lawyer. I help people use the power given to them by consumer protection laws.
I spent years fighting for people as a federal attorney at the Federal Trade Commission and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. I’ve stopped companies that exploited veterans, pushed illegal loans, and charged people without their consent.
Now, I run my own firm in Washington, D.C. We help people stand up to mortgage companies, banks, and corporations that abuse their power.
This work is personal. I know the consequences when the system fails people. No one should lose their home or their savings because a company cut corners or played games with the rules.
If you feel alone fighting a giant company, you’re not. Let’s hold them accountable, together.
Latest on The Dispatch
The Dispatch is where we break down what’s really going on. We explain your rights and share true stories from the front lines in D.C., Maryland, and beyond. Think of it as our way to keep you informed and ready to fight back.
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5 Things That Could Be Covered By Consumer Protection Laws
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Can I Really Get My Money Back After I Got Scammed?
Getting scammed feels awful. You’ll face immediate financial issues. Then, you might worry about your account’s safety. You could also feel embarrassed. Even though it happens to many people, that doesn’t make it better. Still, there are solid ways to…
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Thousands Vanished from Jennifer’s Bank Account. Santander Said It Was Her Fault.
One morning, Jennifer, a woman in Boston, looked at her bank statement and saw a transaction she didn’t recognize: a nearly $3,000 charge from “SP Midwest Retail Prop” in Missouri. She told her bank, Santander. The bank gave her provisional…
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