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 […]
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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”
Debt Collectors May Be Penalized for Filing Claims in Bankruptcy
Bad news for debt collectors: the 11th Circuit Court held in Johnson v. Midland that debt collectors may face penalties under the Fair Debt Collection
Case Law: Bazemore v. Jefferson Capital
In 2005, Christina Bazemore applied for a credit card online through First Bank of Delaware. She charged several items to the card,