Fight Debt Collectors, Wage Garnishments, and Frozen Bank Accounts
At our firm, we fight against the devastating effects of
money / default judgments. In warranted cases, we'll take action against debt collectors for violating
collection laws such as the
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
Consumers are often simply unaware of powerful laws available to protect them. Mr. Langel and the firm provide a cutting-edge legal defense against collectors
at an affordable cost.
Our Mission:
- Safeguard consumers and businesses from debt-collection lawsuits
- Overturn and vacate existing judgments
- When necessary, pursue legal action against collection agencies, law firms,
and debt buyers for collection practices that harm our clients
Our Niche:
We oppose the same lawyers, banks, and debt buyers repeatedly.
Our Approach:
We remain at the forefront of debt-collection defense, with cutting-edge
knowledge in credit-card litigation, judgment reversal, and addressing
collection misconduct.
Our Thorough Investigation Process:
- Verifying the rightful ownership of the debt in question
- Ensuring all legal documents, such as the Summons, Complaint, Judgment,
notices, and Exemption-Claim Forms, have been properly served
- Challenging the admissibility of the collector's evidence, including the
purported credit-card agreement and account statements
Our in-depth understanding of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act allows
us to strengthen your case by identifying and leveraging any instances
of collector misbehavior.
Call us at (888) 271-7109 for a consultation right away.
Stand Up to Unjust Creditor Tactics in NYC
Even if you owe a debt, you have rights as a consumer. City, state, and
federal laws exist to protect you. Collectors can be held strictly liable
for doing certain acts, such as:
- Calling family, friends, or neighbors to collect a debt
- Insulting, yelling, or harassing you
- Calling your workplace
- Misleading or deceiving you with confusing letters or calls
- Misrepresenting the amount or ownership of the debt
- Suing you without meaningful attorney review
- Suing you in a county other than where you live
- Intentionally suing you at a wrong address
- Suing you without ownership of the debt or for the wrong amount
- Placing inaccurate information on your credit reports
Not only can you recover money for the above violations, but the collector
may be required to pay your legal bills. If you have experienced any of
the above, or sense that you've been treated unfairly,
call our firm immediately to request an initial consultation where we can discuss your
situation together.
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