Seven Things to Require Your Contractor to Show You Before You Pay Anything
If your contractor can’t show you these seven things, you need to show them the door.
Seven Steps for Hiring a Builder or Construction Contractor
There are many other steps to follow before letting work start or before making final payment to your contractor, but these steps will put you in as good a position as any for moving forward.
Ohio Consumers File Class Action Against Home Depot for Alleged Deceptive Contractor Program
Two Ohio consumers have filed a class action lawsuit against Home Depot U.S.A., Inc. over what is alleged to be deceptive, unfair, and illegal conduct of Home Depot’s general contractor program.
13 Consumer Rights Contractors Don’t Want You to Know.
You can’t find most of your Ohio consumer rights in the law. They are only accessible in a little-known database.
Ohio Increases Small Claims Money Limits, Helps Consumers Avoid Arbitration
This change in the law increases the potential reward for consumers, increases the risk and stakes for corporate Goliaths, and takes away one of the key weapons corporations use to avoid liability: arbitration.
Myers Law Wins Appeal: Cuyahoga County Consumers Are Protected by Contractor Bonds.
In its September 8, 2016 decision, a unanimous Eighth District Court of Appeals panel handed Ohio consumers a big victory. The Court held for the first time that contractor bonds are intended to protect homeowners and consumers from harm.
Your Protection Against Lawyers Collecting Dormant Debts
There is a powerful law you could use to make a lawyer pay you when he/she attempts to collect on certain old judgments.
Daniel Myers
MensaBlondEsq
Ohio Consumer Law Blog 