Responding to Complaints From Government Agencies
The first rule in responding to complaints from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and other government agencies is to respond immediately. Even if a matter is simply being investigated and no official complaint has been made, the business that is the target of the investigation should take steps to protect itself in order to avoid costly litigation. With the help of an experienced lawyer, these matters can often be resolved quickly and effectively.
How to Negotiate With the FTC and Other Government Agencies
At The Lobel Firm, L.L.P., we understand that dealing with the FTC and other government agencies is not like dealing with other creditors. As in any negotiation, success requires a thorough understanding of each side's goals and motivations. Government agents are not motivated by money, neither for themselves nor for the taxpayer. Our focus on responding to complaints from the FTC and other government agencies means we understand what truly motivates them. We know how to negotiate outcomes that allow them to get what they want while our clients stay in business and avoid fines and sanctions.
We have more than 40 years of experience helping individuals and businesses overcome myriad financial problems, including those that come with FTC fines and sanctions. Our experience has taught us the value of being proactive and looking for creative solutions.
To discuss your case with one of our California attorneys for FTC complaint representation, call 949-791-9642 or contact us via e-mail.
