Defense for Consumer Affairs Violations – Suffolk County, NY

If you’re a contractor working in Suffolk County and you’ve received a violation from the Suffolk County Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA), the consequences can be severe. These violations can lead to fines, license suspension or revocation, and even criminal charges. At Kushnick Pallaci PLLC, we represent contractors and construction businesses throughout Suffolk County who are facing Consumer Affairs violations—helping them protect their licenses, reputations, and livelihoods.


⚠️ Common Suffolk County Consumer Affairs Violations for Contractors

We’ve successfully defended contractors against these violations—often getting them dismissed, reduced, or resolved through settlement.


📍 Where Do Suffolk Consumer Affairs Violations Come From?

The Suffolk County Department of Consumer Affairs, based in Hauppauge, monitors and enforces contractor licensing and conduct throughout the county. DCA investigators can issue violations based on:

Violations may be civil or criminal in nature, and responding the wrong way—or not at all—can make things worse.


🛑 Why You Shouldn’t Ignore a Violation

Failure to respond to a Consumer Affairs violation can lead to:

Even if you think the violation is minor or unjustified, you need an attorney to protect your license and your business.


⚖️ How We Defend Suffolk Contractors

At Kushnick Pallaci PLLC, we:

We know how Suffolk enforces its contractor rules—and how to fight back effectively.


Can You Still Get a License After a Violation?

Yes—in many cases, we can help clients:

We represent both new applicants and experienced contractors who need help navigating Suffolk’s licensing and enforcement process.


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📞 Received a Violation from Suffolk County Consumer Affairs? Call Now.

If you’re a contractor in Suffolk County facing a violation, don’t go it alone. Kushnick Pallaci PLLC has extensive experience defending contractors before the Department of Consumer Affairs—and helping them get back to work.

Call (631) 752-7100 or visit www.nyconstructionlaw.com to schedule a confidential consultation today.