Blog Posts in 2015

New York CPLR § 5236 governs the sale of real property "on an execution" (through court order). Since real estate is often the most valuable asset possessed by a judgment debtor, this statute is ...

In essence, CPLR § 5235 relieves a judgment creditor who wishes to sell your real property after losing its lien status after 10 years. Some examples of this statute in action are at the bottom of ...

Since our initial introduction to United Guaranty Commercial Insurance of North Carolina in this case, we've been retained by more consumers needing help against this student loan insurer suing in the ...

The Sykes v. Mel Harris class action finally ends with the parties coming to a settlement. The story was on the front page of today's New York Law Journal. We've been reporting on this case since 2011 ...

You may remember in Madden v. Midland Funding, LLC, the United States Court of Appeals ruled that Midland Funding, LLC a non-bank debt buyer, was unable to charge the same usurious rates of interest ...

In Young v. Unifund CCR Partners, the consumer plaintiffs defeated Unifund's motion to dismiss by convincing a court that Unifund's arguable inability to prove custody of a debt as required under ...