Private Equity Firms Repeating Banks’ Mistakes After Housing Crisis
Millions of people lost their homes when the housing crisis struck in 2008. After the banking system thoroughly failed American […]
We’re Seeking a Paralegal – Apply Today!
Atlas Law Center is currently looking for an outstanding paralegal to add to our dynamic team. If you are looking
Motion to Dismiss Denied in FDCPA Case
In December of 2015, Latonia M. Foster filed a lawsuit against Allianceone after receiving a collection letter that violated Section
Legal & Economic Issues in Subprime Litigation
A Harvard Law School discussion paper from 2008, right around the time of the subprime mortgage industry crisis, highlights the
Millions of Borrowers Facing Crushing Loan Costs
If you’ve ever had to take out a payday loan, you know how expensive they can be. A loan for
Kansas Supreme Court Ruling Challenges Validity of MERS
Systemic foreclosure fraud was rampant in the years leading up to the 2008 financial crisis, throwing into question our nation’s
New Data Furnisher Reporting Requirements Effective Soon
Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax issued a memo in March to all data furnishers providing notification of upcoming changes and new initiatives to
Student Loan Firm Accused of Borrower Abuse
A group of more than two dozen state attorneys general has accused Navient Corp. (formerly known as Sallie Mae), America’s
John Oliver Gives Away $14M on Last Week Tonight
On last night’s episode of Last Week Tonight, host John Oliver gave away $14 million as part of an effort to increase
How the Telemarketing Sales Rule Protects Consumers
Let’s face it, telemarketing calls can be annoying. One way the Federal Trade Commission protects your rights is by putting