Houston Debt Buyer Ordered to Pay $25M in Civil Penalties
According to a recent article by the Houston Chronicle, a debt buyer and the companies he controls have been ordered to […]
How Republicans Want to Spam Your Voicemail
Few things are more infuriating than receiving calls from telemarketers. Their calls were so numerous and disruptive in previous years
Fighting Robocalls
A robocall is something large companies have been using more and more to reach people by phone. It uses a
Where There are More Underwater Mortgage Homes Than Not
According to information recently released by ATTOM Data Solutions – a company that gathers, analyzes, and organizes real estate market information and
Know Your Rights & Avoid Debt Buyer Fraud
Do you have a credit line of any kind, including a home, auto, or student loan? What about a credit
How to Stop Robocalls from Harassing You
The New York Times has recently published a report on a new type of consumer scourge: artificial telemarketers, or “robocallers.”
Your Rights Under the TCPA
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act, also known as the TCPA, is a law meant to protect consumers from harassing telemarketing
Two Credit Reporting Agencies Caught in Fraud | Chicago Bankruptcy Attorney
Many people rely on credit scores to determine their financial health and stability. Employers occasionally use it to determine the
Case Law Update: Brunner v. New York State Higher Educ. Servs. Corp.
A recent case has been reviewed and re-reviewed by a higher court by using the standards established in Brunner v. New
Case Law Update: Bald v. Wells Fargo
A federal appellate case from Hawaii, Bald v. Wells Fargo, recently focused on a putative class action initially filed by plaintiffs