Evaluating Damages & Resources

Webinars

• FCRA Claims against Resellers
• FCRA Deposition Tactics and Strategies
• Intersection between FCRA, Chapter 7, Mortgages, and Loan Modification
• FCRA Class Action Litigation: Overview and Recent Developments
• Don’t Make this Mistake—Accuracy: Avoiding the Landmine in FCRA Cases
• Preparing to Beat the Credit Reporting Agencies in Summary Judgment in Federal Court
• Preparing to Beat a Furnisher Summary Judgment Motion in Federal Court
• Dealing with FCRA Paradigm Shifts: New Equifax Defense and COVID-19 Challenges

Webinars

• Discovering Evidence in Credit Reporting Cases
• FTC Update: Resources to Prevent and Recover from Identity Theft
• Litigating Identity Theft Cases under the FCRA and State Law Claims
• Beyond eOSCAR—Litigating Non-Credit FCRA Cases
• eOSCAR and the Credit Reporting Dispute System
• Don't Leave Money on the Table: Settle FCRA Cases
• How Much is My FCRA Case Worth?
• Identifying 1681e(b) Claims and Knowing when/if to Dispute with the CRAs
• Pre-litigation: What to Do When a potential FCRA Case Comes in Your Door

Webinars

• Gathering, Preserving, and Leveraging Evidence in FDCPA and TCPA Cases
• Spokeo Did Not Hang up on TCPA Federal Jurisdiction
• Litigating Individual and Class Actions under the TCPA: From Advertisement to Settlement
• Maximizing Value of TCPA cases
• TCPA Case Law Update: ACA International v. FCC

Why These Videos Are Helpful

Are you interested in litigating TCPA claims?

Webinars

• Maximizing Value of TCPA cases
• Maximizing Damages under the FDCPA
• Don't Leave Money on the Table: Settle FCRA Cases
• How to Succeed in Consumer Arbitration

Why These Videos Are Helpful

Are you handling affirmative claims under the FDCPA, TCPA, and FCRA and want to earn more for your cases? Do you want strategies and tips that can be applied to all your affirmative claims, as well as specific advice to improve your bottom line on FDCPA, TCPA, and FCRA cases?

Webinars

• Building your FDCPA Practice Using your Current Stock of Consumer Debt Work
• Maximizing Damages under the FDCPA
• A Beginner’s Guide to FDCPA Cases
• Everything You Need to Know About Client Intake
• Gathering, Preserving, and Leveraging Evidence in FDCPA and TCPA Cases

Why These Videos Are Helpful

Are you interested in developing a thriving FDCPA practice?

Webinars

• Turning Debt Defense Cases into a Consumer Practice
• Debt Defense 101 Trial Preparation
• Debt Defense with Peter Holland
• Debt Collection Issues and Other Updates from the FTC
• Defending Debtors against First- and Third-Party Creditors

Why These Videos Are Helpful

Are you interested in developing a thriving debt defense practice?

Webinars

• Used Car Cases Can Be More Profitable Than You Think
• Finance Company Liability in Auto Fraud Litigation
• A Beginner's Guide to Defending a Repo Deficiency Case
• Bad Dealers, Bad Cars—Auto Fraud Issue Spotting
• Enhancing Your Practice: Lemon Law Webinar
• Hands-On Tools for TILA Closed-End Credit Cases
• Revoking Acceptance in Automobile Cases
• Developing an Auto Fraud Practice Part 2
• Introduction to Auto Fraud Finance

Why These Videos Are Helpful

Are you new to auto fraud and want to

Mortgage companies and other industry players usually designate professional witnesses who know next to nothing and waste our time. To pin down what went wrong, we need to identify and depose fact witnesses. We can gather both facts and admissions from these fact witnesses. These depositions often help focus our strategy for deposing a corporate designee down the road.

If you have a consumer bankruptcy or debt defense practice, this webinar is for you. Our speakers will help you identify the opportunities for income-generating FDCPA cases you may already have in your files. Find the low-hanging fruit that these practice areas provide and learn how to build an FDCPA practice from the ground up.

Expand your consumer bankruptcy practice by learning how to file adversary proceedings in bankruptcy court and to maximize the value of your current cases. This webinar is geared to beginner and intermediate bankruptcy practitioners so that they can spot potential opportunities to help consumers in bankruptcy cases.