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How to Protect Your Personal Information from Data Breaches

In modern times, we send and receive digital information all the time. On desktop computers, on our phones, for work, shopping, and leisure. It’s not...

The Future of Robocall Blocking Technology

Imagine this all-too-familiar scenario: You’re sitting down to dinner with your family when suddenly the phone rings. The caller ID looks vaguely familiar, so you...

When Do You Need a Lawyer After a Data Breach?

It’s a dreaded scenario – discovering cybercriminals stole your personal information. Cybercriminals now possess your Social Security number, credit card details, and even your medical...

What Data is Most Vulnerable to a Data Breach?

In today’s digital age, data breaches have become an unfortunate reality that can affect anyone, from individuals to large corporations. A data breach occurs when...

How to Spot and Report FDCPA Violations by Debt Collectors

If you ever dealt with debt collectors, you know how stressful and intimidating they are. Unfortunately, some collectors use harassing, deceptive, or unfair practices to...

The Role of Debt Validation in Protecting Consumer Rights

Has a debt collector ever contacted you about a debt you don’t recognize? Or hounded to pay an amount that seems inaccurate or unfair? As...

Government Data Breaches

Imagine your personal information falling into the wrong hands – your Social Security number, financial records, and medical history. This is the alarming reality of...

What to Do if Your Account Is Affected by a Data Breach

In today’s digital age, data breaches have become a frighteningly common occurrence. For many, discovering that their personal information has been compromised is a moment...

How to Protect Your Business from a Data Breach

In today’s digital age, data breaches have become common and can have severe consequences for individuals and businesses alike. In the event of a data...

Can You Sue for Spam Calls?

It’s an annoyance that has become all too familiar. Your phone rings and the caller ID reads “spam likely.” Or, it looks like a local...