Consumer Services Guide (CSG)
Consumer Services Guide (CSG) Edition
The Consumer Services Guide is searchable directory of resources which can help you with consumer problems and questions. There are multiple editions of the 'Guide', some which deal with specific issues such as housing or credit. The full directory, the Consumer Service Guide Edition, provides access to all the resources collected by Consumer Action.Records Found: 91
- Santa Monica City Attorney
Provides free services to Santa Monica residents whose rights have been violated by Santa Monica businesses. Santa Monica residents experiencing problems in other locations will be referred to the appropriate agency. - Self Help Access Center (SHAC)
Assistance in preparing legal papers, information, and resources for low-income litigants. Days and Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 12 Noon. - SeniorLaw
Legal information oriented toward senior citizens, which includes topics such as Elder Law, estate planning, trusts, Medicare, Medicaid, and the rights of the elderly and people with disabilities. - Shepherd, Finkelman, Miller & Shah, LLP
This is the website for Shepherd & Finkelman, LLP, a law firm that often represents consumers in class action suits. Site includes a glossary of terms used in class action lawsuits and a description of how class action lawsuits work. - Small Claims Free Legal Advice
To locate Small Claims Advisors and Small Claims Courts in California county, please visit the website listed. - Solano County District Attorney
Consumer complaints taken; mediation services not available. - Sonoma County District Attorney
Consumer complaints taken; mediation services not available. - Sonoma County Legal Aid (SCLA)
Legal information and clinics in the areas of eviction, family law, child support and custody for Sonoma County residents with low incomes. All clinics are by appointment only. Bilingual (Spanish-English). Workshops Open To Anyone. - Sonoma County Legal Services Foundation
Information and referral to legal resources. Alternative Dispute Resolution Services. - Stanford Law School Securities Class Action Clearinghouse
Detailed information about federal class action securities fraud litigation. Includes a searchable index of 1,025 securities issuers that have been named in federal class action securities fraud lawsuits since 1995. - Tenant Action Center
Gives legal advice on landlord/tenant issues. Clients taken on a walk-in basis; call for hours. Bring copies of notices, leases or agreements between you and your landlord. A $15 donation is requested, but is not required. - The Consumer Law Page
The Consumer Law Page is published by Alexander, Hawes & Audet, LLP, a law firm which represents consumers in cases relating to personal injury, toxic chemicals, negligence, and corporate and insurance fraud. Site includes legal tips and advice. - The State Bar of California
The State Bar is a public corporation within the judicial branch of government, serving as an arm of the California Supreme Court. All State Bar members are officers of the court. Membership in the State Bar of California affords attorneys the right and privilege of practicing law in this state. The bar's integrated network of functions and services -- many of them mandated by law… - Trial Lawyers for Public Justice
Trial Lawyers for Public Justice is a national public interest law firm dedicated to promoting justice through precedent-setting and socially significant individual and class action litigation designed to enhance consumer and victims' rights, environmental protection and safety, civil rights and civil liberties, workers' rights, America's civil justice system and the protection of the poor and powerless. - Ventura County District Attorney
Consumer information and advice. Complaints accepted in consumer-merchant disputes where either the consumer or the merchant is located in Ventura County. Some landlord/tenant disputes accepted. - Women's Employment Rights Clinic
Advises, counsels and represents clients (men and women) on a variety of employment-related matters. These include unemployment insurance appeals, wage and hour claims and employment discrimination. Emphasis is on serving low-income clients. Does not see walk-ins; must call for help. New cases accepted August through November and January through April.