Blog Posts in Debt Collectors

Regions Bank sued our client in 2018 for a line of credit issued for $90,000.00. We attacked the bank's case on the grounds of bad "service" (improper notice). Our client supplied proof that he had ...

It never hurts to understand your adversary. Medical debt relating to unplanned hospital visits can result in the financial dispute of your life. But as in any other collection cases, defenses exist! ...

Inspired from our business facebook page , we delightfully offer some points and rules to use in your collection defense. The New York City Civil Court system has been dubbed, "the credit card courts" ...

Receive a wage garnishment? Bank account frozen? Bothered by a judgment? If you are not in the position to hire us , although we always like to hear from you, I want you to understand some points ...

I am not a nitpicky FDCPA lawyer. But I am an aggressive collection-defense litigator who has no hesitation to retaliate under the FDCPA when my clients are left in the dark without basic information. ...

A recent blog post discussed recent regulations enacted by New York State , which impose pre-lawsuit requirements on debt collectors. Those regulations require initial disclosures that recite exempt ...