Standing up to banks,
credit bureaus, and big companies —
for Maryland consumers.
When a bank, credit bureau, debt collector, or background-check company breaks the law, you deserve more than another unanswered complaint. You may have a right to compensation. Free consultation. No fee unless we win.
What we handle for Maryland consumers
We focus on the federal consumer-protection statutes that actually work — the ones with fee-shifting, statutory damages, and a right to sue in federal court.
Credit Report Errors
Suing Equifax, Experian, TransUnion, and furnishers under the FCRA when they refuse to fix mistakes.
Unauthorized Charges & Transfers
Zelle scams, ACH fraud, stolen card charges — when the bank denies your dispute, we sue under EFTA and the FCBA.
Background & Tenant Screening Errors
Wrong criminal records or mixed identities that cost you a job or apartment. Nationwide FCRA representation.
Debt Collection Harassment
Harassing calls, false statements, lawsuits on debts you don't owe — the FDCPA lets you fight back.
Continuous Vetting now checks your credit every month.
If an automated federal review surfaced a debt, collection, or delinquency that isn't yours — a mixed file, identity theft, or a paid balance still reporting — you may have a federal FCRA claim against the credit bureau and the furnisher.
Read the clearance-holder guide"You disputed. They 'verified.' We sue."
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Recent from the Maryland Consumer Law Blog
Why Is My Trial Payment Being Reported as Delinquent?
You made every trial modification payment on time and your Maryland credit report still says you're late. Why servicers do it — and when it breaks federal law.
Continuous Vetting Is Checking Your Credit Every Month. Here's Your Legal Playbook When It Finds an Error.
Under Trusted Workforce 2.0, clearance holders' credit is monitored continuously. When the monthly check surfaces a credit-bureau error, federal employees in Maryland, DC, and Virginia have FCRA remedies.
Suing Over a Credit Report Error in the District of Maryland: What to Expect
A practical guide to bringing an FCRA case in Maryland federal court — where cases are filed, what the timeline looks like, and why fee-shifting changes the economics.
Noah Kane
Noah Kane is a consumer-protection litigator who has represented hundreds of plaintiffs in individual and class actions, recovering six- and seven-figure results. He founded Kane Law Firm, LLC on a simple principle: if they wronged you, they should pay — not you.
Admitted in Maryland, New York, and New Jersey and in the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. Educated at Duke University and Cardozo School of Law. Work featured in American Banker and the Cardozo Law Review.
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A Maryland consumer law practice, rooted in the Old Line State.
Banks and big companies count on you doing nothing.
We don't do nothing — we sue. Tell us what happened. If we take your case, you pay nothing unless we win, and the defendant pays the legal fees.