Roy Weddleton

What We Do

Consumer protection litigation encompasses a variety of different matters, including debt collection, including collecting a debt from a friend, stopping harassment from debt collectors, repairing your credit rating, enforcing your written contract with a contractor performing services for you, finding out the home you bought was misrepresented,and much, much more.

New Hampshire’s Deceptive Trade Practices Act is designed to protect consumers.

If you have been the victim of business fraud, you may be entitled to triple damages and attorney's fees.

If you feel you have been ripped off:

1. Try to work out your differences;
2. Document all your conversations;
3. Contact the NH Attorney General Consumer Protection Bureau at 603-271-3658; and
4. If you have no success with Nos. 1 through 3 above, call Attorney Roy Weddleton.

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If you have questions or want additional information, Call Attorney Weddleton 603-228-1360 or e-mail him roy@granitelaw.com