Steps to Take if Your Identity is Stolen

Identity theft is a growing concern in today’s increasingly digital world. Criminals can steal your personal information and use it to commit fraud, open unauthorized...

When Should I Contact an Identity Theft Lawyer?

Identity theft is a growing concern in today’s digital-first world. Criminals exploit personal information such as Social Security numbers, financial account details, and medical records...

What Can a Consumer Protection Lawyer Do for Me?

If you find yourself facing consumer-related problems or disputes, it can be overwhelming and frustrating to know where to turn for help. However, the good...

Basics: All About The Telephone Consumer Protection Act

In the past, telemarketers disturbed billions of family dinners with calls at inopportune times. Once they got a phone number, they repeatedly called individuals. Sometimes,...

Settling Debt with Midland Funding

You may think of a debt collector as a shady, small office with people operating lines of phones used to harass people like you. Increasingly,...

What Should You Do if Portfolio Recovery Associates Is Suing You?

What should you do if Portfolio Recovery Associates is suing you? Here’s what you need to know. Getting court papers informing you a debt collector...

What are the penalties for violating the TCPA?

Illegal telemarketer phone calls can be a frustrating and intrusive experience. Whether you are bombarded with unwanted sales pitches or harassed by aggressive telemarketers, these...

Does the TCPA Have Any Exceptions for Telemarketing Calls?

If you receive unwanted telemarketing calls that violate the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), it is important to understand your rights and take action. While...

How do Consumer Debt Protection Lawyers Get Paid?

Federal and state law gives you several protections against illegal conduct on the part of debt collectors or anyone else who is part of the...

How to Sue Debt Collectors for FDCPA Violations

The FDCPA was passed by Congress and signed into law by President Carter to prohibit abusive and harassing debt collection practices. Congress wanted to protect...