Adam Alexander

The Alexander Law Firm specializes in Michigan Lemon Law, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, (FDCPA), Fair Credit Reporting Act, (FCRA), Debtor Defense, Spot Delivery and “Yo-Yo” cases, Telephone Consumer Protection Act, (TCPA), and other consumer protection and employment cases. The firm also handles criminal defense matters. We have the experience and tools necessary defend you, prosecute debt collectors, creditors and furnishers of credit who are harassing consumers and derogating their credit reports.

• Consumer Law
• Criminal Law
• Foreclosure Defense
• DUI & DWI
• Personal Injury

• Free Consultation
• Credit Cards Accepted
• Contingent Fees
  Most consumer cases involve "fee-shifting" laws that allow me to recover attorney fees from the Defendant(s)

Michigan

Since 1996

6th Circuit

Since 2007

Principal

Alexander Law Firm

2005 - Current

MSU College of Law

J.D. (1996)

1992 - 1996

Michigan State University

B.A. (1988) | Pre-Law

1984 - 1988

National Association of Consumer Advocates

Member

2005 - Current

Michigan State Bar  # 53584

Member

1996 - Current

Michigan Lemon Law: Calculating the Repurchase

Adam Alexander

March 19, 2019

How To Dispute Inaccurate Credit

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March 2, 2017

Ask The Lawyer , Community House, 380 S Bates St, Birmingham, Michigan

September 15, 2013

Ask the Lawyer

Open community event to provide an opportunity for Michigan residents to consult with local attorneys regarding various legal issues

Q. Can a bank cancel my gap insurance because they mess up on my loan?

23 September 2020

A: There may be language in the GAP contract allowing them to back out. Obviously you should get your money back for the contract. If it was part of your finance contract, you may want to request a new breakdown of costs because the Truth in Lending Act requires them to provide perfectly accurate financial information. Again, I urge you to read the contract to see exactly what they are permitted to do.

Q. Can I sue this company under what tort?

1 September 2020

A: You want to know if you have a meritorious case. A lawyer will require a lot more information to answer this question. The biggest problem with your potential case is the verbal contract. Your recording may or may not be admissible in court based on multiple factors. If it's not admissible, you have an uphill battle because the material terms of the contract are 100% up to court or jury assessment, based on he said/she said testimony. I suggest you contact a local attorney to hear the recording and review your fact patter in more detail. Also important is the health of your chickens. If they cannot be used, you obviously have additional damages. So proving they cannot be used (if indeed this is the case) is critical.

Q. Are we obligated to pay an invoice that is twice an estimate for work done?

26 August 2020

A: Assuming there was no language in the contract regarding the estimate (e.g. "this is just an estimate, you agree to pay for all work performed"), you seem to be correct. I would have to review all documents to provide you with a definitive opinion.