Experian to Answer for Data Breach
Senator Sherrod Brown, a Democrat from Ohio, is leading the charge against credit-reporting giant Experian, demanding that it release details […]
Capital One Is America’s Largest Subprime Lender and Most Aggressive Filer of Lawsuits
According to a story published by ProPublica and The Daily Beast, Capital One filed the most credit card collection lawsuits in
Regulations X and Z Impose Stricter Rules for Mortgage Loan Servicers
It has been two years since the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (CFPB) enacted amendments to Regulation X of the Real Estate Settlement Protection
Missouri Man Finally Clears Credit Report of Errors
One man in Missouri has finally reached the conclusion of a three-year quest to clear his credit report of errors
New Tax Bill Provides Relief to Homeowners Struggling with Debt
A tax package unveiled last week could help some struggling homeowners get the tax relief they need. Normal tax law
Why It’s Important To Know Your Rights As A Consumer
Many people are unaware of their rights under the various federal consumer protection statutes. Even more are unaware that many
Summary of Judgment Reversed in Prescott v. Seterus, Inc.
In April of 2004, Kevin Prescott obtained a loan of $160,000 from Bank of America in order to purchase a
Congress Consents to an Exception that Allows Some Automated Calls
It has probably happened to you at least once before. Your phone keeps buzzing with calls from random numbers and
RCS’s Post-Trial Motions Denied in Hammer v. Residential Credit Solutions, Inc.
In our previous blog, we reported that national mortgage loan servicer Residential Credit Solutions (RCS) was ordered to pay punitive damages
Appellate Court Upholds Decision in 1010 Lake Shore Ass’n v. Deutsche Bank National Trust Co.
Last week, the Supreme Court of the State of Illinois has just affirmed the trial court decision in the case