Daniel Timothy LeBel

Consumer Law

Class Action, Lemon Law

• Class Actions
• Deceptive Business Practices
• False Advertising

California

Since 2006

9th Circuit

Since 2006

Owner

Consumer Law Practice of Daniel T. LeBel

2010 - Current

University of California College of the Law, San Francisco

J.D. (2006) | Civil Litigation Concentration

Honors: Witkin and CALI Awards

University of California - Berkeley

B.A. (1999)

Honors: Honors, Distinction in General Scholarship

National Association of Consumer Attorneys

Member

Current

California State Bar  # 246169

Member

2006 - Current

Q. I have a banking negligence/Consumer protection related question. In essence, the bank failed to monitor my mortgage a/c

September 22, 2023

A: Yes. Obviously this will require some digging into the facts and documentation, but this sounds like an issue where the bank reasonably should have seen that harm was being caused to its customers through illegal means. The bank isn't allowed to just bury its head in the sand. I have experience in class cases such as this and there are likely other attorneys who could help assert your rights in this situation especially on a class basis.

Q. Is it a breach of contract or fraud for a company to collect monitoring fees but not provide the monitoring service?

September 16, 2023

A: Based on these facts, it sounds like those claims would be viable as well as others under California consumer protection statutes. Of course, statutes of limitations apply so you should talk to an attorney experienced in handling class actions, and specifically consumer claims such as these, as soon as possible.

Q. Optional add ons were added without consent

August 11, 2023

A: If you're correct about these facts you have reason to be upset and your legal rights have been violated. You should contact an attorney experienced in handling automobile fraud cases as soon as possible to discuss your situation.

Best regards,

Dan LeBel

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