Dealing with confusing medical bills and aggressive debt collectors can be overwhelming. You have rights, and Cannon Legal PLLC is here to help you understand and enforce them in Texas.
If you are struggling with inaccurate medical bills, harassing debt collectors, or suspect unfair billing practices, our experienced consumer law team provides the guidance and representation you need.
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How Cannon Legal PLLC Can Assist You with Medical Billing & Debt Collection Issues:
We are dedicated to protecting your rights and helping you achieve a fair resolution.
The DTPA protects consumers against false, misleading, and deceptive acts or practices. If a medical provider engages in deceptive billing, misrepresents the cost of services, or acts unconscionably, it may be a violation of the DTPA.
Don’t let aggressive debt collectors or unfair medical billing overwhelm you. Let Cannon Legal PLLC help you navigate the complexities of medical debt and fight for a fair resolution.
Yes, you can be sued for unpaid medical debt. If this happens, it is crucial to respond promptly and seek legal advice to understand your potential defenses, such as statute of limitations or improper billing.
Generally, the statute of limitations for debt collection in Texas, including medical debt, is four years from the date of last activity on the account.
No. Under the FDCPA and TDCA, you have the right to demand a collector cease communication by sending a written request.
You are protected by both federal (FDCPA) and state (TDCA) laws, which prohibit collectors from engaging in harassment, making false or misleading representations, and using unfair collection practices.
If you are struggling with medical bill errors , inaccurate credit reporting , or aggressive debt collectors , our legal team at Cannon Legal PLLC is ready to help you understand your options and fight for a fair resolution. We cut through the legal jargon and ensure your consumer rights are protected under Texas law and federal statutes like the TDCA and FDCPA.