Daniel Timothy LeBel

Daniel Timothy LeBel

Advocate and Counsel for Consumers. The Consumer Law Practice of Daniel T. LeBel
  • Consumer Law
  • California
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Education
University of California College of the Law, San Francisco
J.D. (2006) | Civil Litigation Concentration
Honors: Witkin and CALI Awards
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University of California - Berkeley
B.A. (1999)
Honors: Honors, Distinction in General Scholarship
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Professional Experience
Owner
Consumer Law Practice of Daniel T. LeBel
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Professional Associations
National Association of Consumer Attorneys
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California State Bar  # 246169
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Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
California
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9th Circuit
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Practice Area
    Consumer Law
    Class Action, Lemon Law
Additional Practice Areas
  • Class Actions
  • Deceptive Business Practices
  • False Advertising
Legal Answers
Q. Is it a breach of contract or fraud for a company to collect monitoring fees but not provide the monitoring service?
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
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
Q. I just sold my car to a company for scrap and I went to went to cash the check but it was no good.
A: Dear scrappy consumer,

It sounds like the issue is more about your bank than the business you sold your vehicle to. Though it seems strange that the business would have a comment on this at all unless they use the same bank that you tried to cash the check at . . . either way, more information is needed.

Kind regards,

Your consumer advocate
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Website
Consumer Law Practice
Contact & Map
Consumer Law Practice
PO Box 720286
San Francisco, CA 94172
Telephone: (415) 513-1414