Man Sues Kingston Data in FDCPA Lawsuit, Represented by Atlas Law Center
Our team of consumer protection attorneys from Atlas Law Center in Chicago has filed a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act […]
Scare Tactics: How Debt Collectors Profit Off Fear
In America, debt is as stigmatized as it is necessary. Even when someone is working as hard as they can,
Who Can See Your Credit Score & Why?
In the digital age of today, most people want to do all they can to maintain their privacy however they
Ringless Voicemail: The Latest Telemarketing Tech Terror
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA)is meant to stop creditors, telemarketers, advertising firms, and basically anyone else from spamming your phone
Biggest Complaints About Creditors According to the FTC
As an American consumer with debt, you face the unfortunate reality of creditors trying to pursue that debt. Creditors and
Federal Communication Commission Tries to Fight Overseas Robocallers with New Rules
If you are one of the 96% of Americans who have a smartphone, then you are also probably one of
Capital One Data Leak Impacts 100 Million Consumers – Can You Sue?
In late July, Capital One admitted that a single hacker had bypassed their cybersecurity and firewalls, compromising up to 100 million consumers.
American Association for Justice Files Amicus Brief in Wrongful Debt Collection Case
The American Association for Justice (AAJ) has provided its support in the form of an amicus brief in relation to Monette
What to Tell a Telemarketer Who Won’t Stop Calling You
Telemarketers are people who are just trying to make a living, just like everyone else. They have an awkward job
I Want to Know What My Credit Companies Know About Me
When it comes to protecting yourself from credit collection agencies and financial institutions that want your finances, as it has been famously