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Attorneys--New York State Bar — oversees ethics and other complaints against attorneys in the state. The bar explains procedures in a FAQ format. Bear in mind that this is not the only way to complain about an attorney; another attorney can advise you whether you have a valid civil claim of malpractice.
| Discrimination--New York State Division of Human Rights — helps prevent discrimination on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, sex (gender), age, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, familial status, and military status. Resources on the website are extensive, including:- A downloadable complaint form
- FAQs and information on how to file a complaint
- An explanation of how claims are investigated
- Basic guide to human rights law
| Doctors/Health Care--New York State Department of Health — investigates complaints about physicians and their assistants. Along with instructions on how to file a complaint, the site offers: - Lists of doctors who have been disciplined
- Profiles of New York doctors
- Brochures on health issues such as pain management
- How to choose the right doctor
- Your right to see medical records
- Relevant state law
| Fraud--New York State Consumer Protection Board — mediates and resolves thousands of consumer complaints each year. Its website has details on the latest recalls and rebates, along with:- Consumer complaint forms and instructions on filing
- Scam alerts, including Internet schemes such as phishing
- Seasonal safety tips
- Information on gasoline prices
- Consumer law
- Recruitment of Consumer Crusaders, who visit retail stores and report on their findings
| Insurance--New York State Insurance Department — handles complaints about insurance coverage, with directions how to file a specific complaint or ask general questions.
| New York City Police--New York City Civilian Review Board — prosecutes businesses and individuals engaged in fraudulent, misleading, deceptive or illegal trade practices. In addition to litigating, the Bureau mediates thousands of complaints each year from individual consumers. Part of its mission is to educate consumers through its website, which features:- A consumer helpline
- Complaint forms
- FAQ’s
- Consumer trips
- Issues about specific problems, including cars, identity theft, investing, buying through the Internet, and telemarketing.
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