Wisconsin Consumer Protection Litigation
Wronged by a Business? Tell Us What Happened.
Hudock Law Group represents Wisconsin consumers in disputes involving deceptive sales practices, auto dealers, contractors, landlords, disputed fees, and class-wide misconduct.
Since 2015
Serving Wisconsin Consumers
Hundreds
of Consumers Represented
Individual & Class
Cases Handled
Consumers Are Entitled to Honest Dealing.
Hudock Law Group, LLC represents Wisconsin consumers in individual and class cases involving deceptive business practices, auto dealers, contractors, landlords, disputed charges, false advertising, and other consumer transactions. When a business's representations, documents, charges, or conduct do not match the transaction, the matter may warrant review. Whether a matter presents a viable claim depends on the specific facts, documents, parties, losses, and applicable law.
Practice Areas
Cases We Review
The firm evaluates the facts and documents involved in each potential matter.
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Auto Dealer Misconduct
Changed financing, conflicting contracts, undisclosed charges, misrepresentations, and related vehicle-purchase disputes.
02
Contractor Disputes
Incomplete work, disputed charges, missing documentation, project abandonment, and misrepresentations about the work or transaction.
03
Rental & Landlord Claims
Lease provisions, security-deposit disputes, rental charges, misrepresentations, and standardized practices affecting tenants.
04
Deceptive Business Practices
False or misleading sales representations, omitted terms, bait-and-switch conduct, recurring charges, and misleading advertising.
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Disputed Fees & Charges
Undisclosed, disputed, recurring, or standardized charges that may warrant review based on the transaction documents and disclosures.
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Consumer Class Actions
Contracts, fees, representations, billing practices, or policies that may have affected groups of Wisconsin consumers.
Not Sure What Category Applies?
Consumers frequently know that something is wrong without knowing which law applies. Describe what happened and identify the business and other parties involved. The firm will determine whether the matter is one it can evaluate.
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About Hudock Law Group
Luke P. Hudock, Esq.
Managing Attorney, Hudock Law Group, LLC
Luke P. Hudock is the managing attorney of Hudock Law Group, LLC, where he represents Wisconsin consumers in individual and class-action litigation. Since 2015, he has represented hundreds of consumers in Wisconsin state and federal courts.
Scope of Representation
Individual Cases and Class Actions
Hudock Law Group handles both individual consumer matters and class cases. When a business uses the same contract, charge, representation, or practice across many consumer transactions, the issue may be appropriate for class treatment. The fact that an individual loss is relatively small does not necessarily mean the practice is unimportant. Class treatment depends on legal and factual requirements and cannot be promised.
How It Works
What Happens After You Submit
01
Submit Your Information
Complete the intake form describing the transaction, the business involved, and what happened.
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The Firm Reviews Your Matter
Hudock Law Group reviews the submitted information to determine whether the matter is one the firm can evaluate further.
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Conflict Check
The firm conducts a conflicts-of-interest review before agreeing to represent any new client.
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Written Engagement Agreement
Representation begins only after the firm confirms it in a written engagement agreement. Submitting the form does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does submitting the form mean Hudock Law Group represents me?
- No. Representation begins only after the firm completes its review, clears any conflicts, agrees to accept the matter, and confirms the representation in a written engagement agreement.
- What if I don't know which law applies to my situation?
- You do not need to identify the correct law or legal claim. Describe the facts and identify the people and businesses involved. The firm will determine whether the matter is one it can evaluate.
- Does submitting this form stop any deadline?
- No. Submitting an intake form does not stop or extend any statute of limitations, court deadline, hearing date, or other deadline. If you have received court papers or another time-sensitive document, promptly consult an attorney.
- What if the individual amount involved is small?
- The firm evaluates individual matters and class cases. When the same practice affects many consumers, the aggregate impact may be significant even if each individual loss is modest.
- Does the firm handle matters outside Wisconsin?
- Hudock Law Group primarily addresses Wisconsin consumer-protection matters. Contact the firm to discuss the specific circumstances of your situation.
Wisconsin Consumer Protection Litigation
Tell Us What Happened.
This form is the fastest way to provide Hudock Law Group with the basic information needed to review a potential Wisconsin consumer-protection matter.