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Guest Post — Ryan v. U.S. (In re Ryan) Case Note

This case note was authored by Atlas Law Center’s Penelope N. Bach. Ms. Bach is an attorney in the firm’s […]

According to American Banker, Chase has quit selling credit card debt in anticipation of increased regulatory scrutiny. This comes as no

Experienced bankruptcy attorneys are often able to help homeowners avoid foreclosure through utilization of a variety of legal options. However,

Julie Miller, a woman from Oregon, has been awarded $18.6 million in her lawsuit against Equifax. According to The Oregonian, the

I recently attended Max Gardner’s Debt Buyer Boot Camp. During the boot camp, the panel briefly discussed the Unifund CCR Partners

Bank of America has been in the news lately thanks to the testimony of six whistleblowers. Those whistleblowers described a corporate

According to this article, the initial compliance reports from the National Mortgage Settlement are causing regulators to consider tightening up the

If you have ever applied for a loan modification on your own, then you may have encountered some very frustrating situations. I

While homeowners in other housing markets across the country are breathing a collective sigh of relief amid increasing home prices,

According to a recent article at American Banker, Bank of America is using questionable advertising materials to advertise refinance packages to