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