
"Sue Banks" is a fictional character, our mascot who fights the power. But here at Kane Law Firm, LLC, we represent real consumers against real banks, businesses, and credit reporting companies. We believe if a bank harmed you, the bank should pay, not you.
No upfront fees · You only pay if we win
"Sue Banks" is a campaign by Kane Law Firm, LLC — a consumer-rights practice built around one idea: when a financial institution or major corporation breaks the law, an individual consumer should have a real path to compensation, not just a complaint that goes nowhere.
We bring claims under federal and state consumer protection statutes: FCRA, FCBA, EFTA, TILA, FDCPA, TCPA, RESPA, UDAP, and more. We bring cases in arbitration or before a jury, individually or as class actions where applicable.
You don't owe us a dollar unless we win. The consultation is free, and the case is on contingency.
Banks and big companies count on you doing nothing. Here's how you may be able to stand up for yourself.
Inaccurate accounts, wrongful collections, mixed files, and disputes the bureaus refuse to fix. Under the FCRA, you can sue Experian, Equifax, TransUnion, and the furnishers — and recover real damages.
Learn more →Fraudulent accounts; unauthorized electronic transfers; card charges the bank refuses to reverse. Your dispute was denied. We sue.
Learn more →Bad AI medical, financial, or legal advice can cause serious damage, debt, and despair. In a changing financial world, your AI rights are HUMAN rights.
Learn more →Harassment, false statements, robo-dialing, and lawsuits on debts you don't owe. The FDCPA and TCPA give you the right to sue — and statutory damages.
Learn more →If you're wrongly charged or denied a refund on a purchase, the merchant may be at fault. When big companies get it wrong, that can mean real claims, even if it's not big money.
Learn more →When a company harms thousands the same way, one consumer can lead the case. Are you ready to stand up for what's right?
Learn more →Plain-English guides on the laws that protect you — FCRA, EFTA, FCBA, FDCPA — and how to use them.
What counts as an FCRA violation, what damages you can recover, and the steps to a winning case against the bureaus.
Read Credit Report ErrorsFCRA §1681i forces the bureaus to actually investigate. Here's what to put in your letter — plus a template you can adapt.
Read Disputed ChargesA denial isn't the end of the road. Most denials are exactly when a real legal claim against the bank begins.
Read Unauthorized ChargesEFTA and Regulation E often force the bank to give your money back. Here's how to make it happen.
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Noah Kane, Esq., has spent his career on the consumer's side of the courtroom. He's represented hundreds of plaintiffs in individual and class actions—fighting banks, lenders, debt collectors, and large corporations, and recovering six- and seven-figure results for his clients.
Noah is licensed in New York, New Jersey, and Maryland, with federal court admissions and cocounsel relationships across the country. Noah has been featured in the American Banker and the Cardozo Law Review.
Noah founded Kane Law Firm LLC with a simple motto: if a bank wronged you, the bank should pay — not you. (We sue big companies, too.) You don't pay us out of pocket. We only get paid if we win.
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