Do Student Loans Affect Your Credit Score?
With recent studies showing that college students graduate with an average of $33,000 in debt, it is normal to be […]
Federal Trade Commission States Lombardo, Daniels, & Moss Acted Fraudulently
The Federal Trade Commission has stated that Lombardo, Daniels, and Moss used intimidation and deception to defraud countless people out
Debt Collector Makes FDCPA Bona Fide Error Defense, but Loses Case
At our firm, we work hard to hold debt collection companies responsible for violating federal consumer protection laws. The FDCPA
Secretary of Education Decision to Benefit 800+ College Career-Training Programs
Betsy DeVos, the United States Secretary of Education for the Trump Administration, has recently announced that the Department of Education
Most Americans Are Living Between Paychecks, New Survey Says
Unemployment rates across the United States are as low as they have ever been in the last 16 years. While
Class Action Lawsuit Regarding Cruise Robocalls
Under federal laws, consumers have a right to be protected from harassing phone calls. However, some companies, including cruise lines,
Navient Ordered to Pay $300,000 for Robocall Harassment
Robocall harassment is a growing problem in the United States. Creditor agencies and loan companies make hundreds of phone calls
$25 Medical Bill Results in TCPA & FDCPA Court Case
Debt collection agencies must abide by federal regulations when contacting debtors. If they don’t, they may face lawsuits, litigation, and
Your Credit Report Could Be Riddled with Errors
TransUnion, Equifax, and Experian are the three biggest consumer credit reporting agencies in the country. Whenever someone wants to check
Dish Network Required To Pay $280 Million for Illegal Telemarketing Calls
Dish Network was recently ordered to pay $280 million for illegal telemarketing calls made through 2009. Attorney generals for California, Illinois, North