Identity Theft

Every year, millions of people fall victim to identity theft. It can take many forms—from a stranger hacking into your digital accounts, to someone fraudulently obtaining loans, credit cards, or even housing in your name for their own personal gain.

No matter what form it takes, the results can be devastating to your personal finances, your credit score, and your peace of mind.

Protect Your Identity

The best defense against identity theft is diligent protection of your personal data.

Three Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Identity Theft:

1. Keep your Social Security number private. Never give it over the phone or internet to anyone you don’t already have an established relationship with.
2. Beware of phishing emails. Legitimate institutions, like your bank, will never ask you to provide sensitive information via email.
3. Use cash whenever possible. While credit and debit cards are convenient, fraudulent charges and identity theft create far greater long-term inconvenience.

How Swift Law Can Help Victims of Identity Theft

Even the most careful people can become victims of identity theft. When that happens, you don’t have to face the fallout alone. The attorneys at Swift Law PLLC can help you:

• Dispute fraudulent charges and accounts opened in your name.
• Work with credit reporting agencies to correct your credit history.
• Hold businesses and agencies accountable if they fail to protect your personal data or ignore your disputes.
• Pursue compensation for financial losses and emotional distress caused by identity theft.

St. Petersburg Lawyers Standing By

Swift Law PLLC is dedicated to ensuring that civil rights are not ignored. Our attorneys will work diligently and passionately on your behalf to restore your financial reputation and protect your future.

Contact Swift Law PLLC for a free consultation by calling (727) 490-9919 or by filling out the free Case Evaluation Form on this page.