Consumers have the right to equal access to websites and digital services, and businesses should remove barriers that prevent use by individuals relying on assistive technologies.

Consumers are protected from inaccurate credit reporting, mixed files, and other errors that can harm credit, employment, housing, or insurance opportunities.

Victims of unauthorized use of personal information, fraudulent accounts, and other identity-based fraud are entitled to legal protections and remedies to recover financial losses.

Vehicles with defects that substantially impair their use, safety, or value, and remain unrepaired despite manufacturer attempts, may qualify for repurchase, replacement, or cash compensation.

Consumers are shielded from unlawful robocalls, texts, and telemarketing practices without consent, including violations of the National Do Not Call Registry.

California and federal laws protect individuals from discrimination in renting, buying, financing, or accessing housing based on protected characteristics, including source-of-income discrimination.

Consumers are protected from abusive, deceptive, or harassing debt collection practices, including repeated calls, threats, or misinformation, under federal and California law.

Consumers facing lawsuits or collection claims for alleged debts have the right to challenge invalid claims, protect their assets, and resolve disputes under California law.