Basics of Evaluating FDCPA Claims
Total consumer debt is at an all-time high. American households hold $18.036 trillion of debt, averaging $105,056 per family. With a jobless rate of four percent, a good percentage of…
Read MoreBeginner’s Guide to Unfair and Deceptive Acts and Practices Statutes in Auto Cases
Almost every state has an Unfair and Deceptive Acts and Practices Statutes (UDAP) consumer protection statute modeled after the one developed by the Federal Trade Commissions. These statutes are generally…
Read MoreIntroduction to Consumer Law Package
Webinars – Spotting FCRA Violations by Reviewing Your Client’s Credit Reports – Developing an Auto Practice Part: Issue Spotting Auto Claims – Debt Defense – Fair Debt Collections Practices Act…
Read MoreConsumer Protection Issues in Real Estate After the National Association of Realtors Settlement
Real estate brokers have enjoyed decades of freedom from regulation and accountability, resulting in commission levels about twice that of comparable nations. The NAR settlement exposed the underlying anti-competitive practices,…
Read MoreFighting against Fraudulent Practices in Reverse Mortgage Servicing
Some mortgage companies exploit seniors through deceptive reverse mortgage practices, including improper charges or payments related to tax payments, homeowners’ insurance and occupancy certifications. This webinar will explore potential breaches…
Read MoreWhat to Do with Solar Panels in Bankruptcy
More and more there are bankruptcies of solar panel installers. Also, there are increasing numbers of individuals who want to get rid of their solar panels through the bankruptcy process.…
Read MoreHow to Effectively Search the CFPB’s Consumer Complaint Database
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), a federal government agency, collects consumer complaints about credit cards, mortgages, bank accounts, student loans, consumer loans, credit reporting, money transfers, debt collection, and…
Read MoreStop the Insanity! – Learn how TCPA Can Turn Spam into Cases
How would you like to collect $1,500 every time your phone rang with yet another fake solicitation to update non-existent warranties, or buy health care coverage? The Telephone Consumer Protection…
Read MoreSuccessors in Interest Cases 2024
What happens when a borrower dies or a home is transferred through divorce, transferring the home to an owner who is not the original borrower? A ripple effect of the…
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