Case Law Update: Smith v. Stellar Recovery, Inc.
In the case of Smith V. Stellar Recovery, Inc., the plaintiff, Lakisha T. Smith, alleged that the defendants, Stellar Recovery, […]
Nick Wooten of Atlas Law Center Suing Illinois Banks for Allegedly Breaking Into Homes
Nick Wooten, a Chicago foreclosure defense attorney and Of Counsel to Atlas Law Center, is making recent headlines as he
Senator Warren Says Wells Fargo Should Give Bonuses Back
Last week, Democratic lawmakers amplified the Wells Fargo controversy by taking aim at the senior executives who earned millions of
Preventing Robocalls Or Fighting Back
If you are like most of the people throughout the nation, you have received one of the annoying — but
Some U.S. Wal-Marts Already Have Law Firms Inside
In the May 2016 edition of the ABA Journal, there was a story discussing Axess Law opening up on of
InsideARM Spotlight: June FDCPA Case Law Review
Each month, insideARM puts out a list of some of the most influential FDCPA cases for the month. It is a resource
Telephone Consumer Protection Act Multi-District Litigation Settlement Reached
In a case involving alleged violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), Midland Credit Management Inc. — a subsidiary
Did Sports Agent Uncover Greatest Financial Fraud in U.S. History?
A new post by the New Republic details how Nye Lavalle, a sports agent and founder of Sports Marketing Group, was the
Case Law: FCRA Investigation May Require Examination of Account-Level Documentation
The 11th Circuit Court recently reversed in part a trial court’s ruling granting summary judgment in favor of a debt buyer,
What is Charge-Off Date Fraud?
When a consumer fails to make timely payments and becomes severely delinquent on a debt, their creditor may “charge off”