Hassan Hachem

Hassan Hachem is a Consumer Protection Attorney at Consumer Justice Law Firm.

Hassan Hachem earned his Bachelor of Laws (L.L.B.) from the University of Aberdeen in Scotland before obtaining his J.D. from Michigan State University College of Law. During law school, he served as a law clerk at Lakeshore Legal Aid, where he gained valuable experience supporting individuals in difficult situations and in need of legal assistance. He also worked as a Legal Extern at the MSU Center for Anti-Counterfeiting and Product Protection and served on the board of the MSU Legal Technology Association.

Prior to joining Consumer Justice Law Firm, Hassan worked at Factor Law Inc. and Consilio LLC, two leading Alternative Legal Service Providers. In these roles, he helped manage ethics and legal compliance programs and workflows for Fortune 500 companies, developing experience navigating complex legal and regulatory matters.

Beyond his legal practice, Hassan serves on the Board of Progress in Dialogue, a Scotland-based social enterprise dedicated to amplifying grassroots voices and uplifting marginalized communities. Born in the United Arab Emirates and fluent in Arabic, Hassan Hachem brings an international perspective to his work and a deep appreciation for the importance of representation and access to justice.

Inspired by the mission of Progress in Dialogue, Hassan sought to incorporate that same advocacy into his legal work, which led him to join Consumer Justice Law Firm. He believes that everyone deserves to be heard, supported and treated fairly. Hassan brings that same commitment to his work at Consumer Justice Law Firm, where he strives to stand alongside his clients, advocate for their interests, and help them navigate the challenges that threaten their rights, financial security, and well-being. He is a member of the National Association of Consumer Advocates.

Hassan Hachem practices consumer law under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), helping his clients enforce their right to hold companies accountable for credit report errors, employment background check errors, tenant screening report errors, and insurance report errors. He also helps victims of identity theft recover from inaccurate financial and credit data created in their name and fights back against abusive debt collection.