Consumer Law Author

Cody Saunders

Cody Saunders is a highly experienced consumer law attorney with a focus on class action litigation and product liability cases. He has represented numerous clients in high-profile cases and has a deep understanding of the complexities of consumer law.

Credentials

J.D., University of California, Berkeley, B.A. in Economics

12+ yearsConsumer Class ActionsProduct Liability

Articles by Cody Saunders

Do You Have to Use Checks in Sequential Order?Does Tax-Free Weekend Apply to Food? What Qualifies How to Qualify for Debt Relief: Requirements and Options Why Does Principal Increase and Interest Decrease?Where Can I Check My Credit Score Without Affecting It?Does Solo Funds Report to Credit Bureaus or Build Credit?What Is a Waiting Period for Insurance and How It Works What Happens If You Accidentally Click on a Phishing Link?When Does Bankruptcy Fall Off Your Credit Report?Do Car Dealers Offer Loans? Risks and Requirements What Happens If You Dispute a Transaction: Refunds and Risks How Many Credit Card Payments Can You Miss?How to Remove Collections From a Credit Report: 3 Methods Why Is the APR Higher Than the Interest Rate? Fees Explained Can You Get Cash Back With Overdraft? Fees & Limits How Long Does an Accident Stay on Your Insurance?How to Get a Loan on Benefits and Protect Your Rights Who Controls Credit Scores and Your Legal Rights Does Looking at Experian Affect Your Credit Rating?Do Car Dealerships Ask for Proof of Income?Why Is Credit Card Debt Bad? Rates, Fees, and Judgments What Does U.S. Law Shield Not Cover? Key Exclusions Which of the Following Defines Credit? The Legal Answer Is It OK to Max Out a Credit Card? The Real Risks Do You Have to Use a Credit Card? What the Law Says What Does Share Indefinitely Mean in Privacy Policies?How to Cash a U.S. Treasury Check Online: Mobile Deposit Steps Can You Finance a Car From Another State? Here's How Can Your Credit Score Be Negative? No—Here's Why What Does It Mean to Establish Credit and How It Works