Consumer cases arise when a disagreement occurs between a consumer and a business during a transaction. These cases aim to protect consumers from unfair practices and ensure they receive the products or services they pay for. Here are some common types of consumer cases:

• Defective products: When a purchased product malfunctions or doesn’t perform as advertised, consumers can file a claim to seek repair, replacement or refund.
• Breach of warranty: Warranties promise a certain level of performance or quality for a product. If a product breaches its warranty, a consumer may be entitled to a remedy.
• Deceptive marketing: Misleading advertising or false claims about a product or service can be grounds for a consumer case.
• Billing errors: Consumers can challenge incorrect charges on bills for services or products they never received.

Approaching consumer cases effectively requires gathering evidence like receipts, contracts and communication records. Knowing your rights as a consumer and understanding the specific details of your situation are crucial. Sometimes, contacting the business directly can resolve the issue. However, in complex cases, involving a lawyer experienced in consumer protection law can significantly increase your chances of a successful outcome.