Monthly Archives: December 2020
Does a Debt Collector Have to Give Me an Itemized Bill?
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) is a federal law designed to protect you from unethical and unscrupulous conduct by companies hired to act as debt collectors. A key provision of the FDCPA specifically forbids debt collectors from making “any false, deceptive, or misleading representation” in connection with a debt. For example, a… Read More »
Do You Know Who Actually Sold You That Defective Used Car?
If you have been the victim of used car fraud, you understandably want to hold the underhanded dealer legally accountable for their actions. But this is often easier said than done. For one thing, first you need to identify the party that is legally responsible. Given that automobile dealerships are generally owned by corporations… Read More »
What Happens When You Sue Someone for Consumer Fraud–And They Do Not Fight Back?
Consumers are often reluctant to take legal action against a business that has ripped them off, such as a home contractor, because they fear litigation will be a long and expensive process. While this is true in some cases, there are situations where the defendant business itself is in no position to contest a… Read More »
Can You Fight a Philadelphia Home Foreclosure?
Many Americans are still dealing with unstable work conditions as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to keep many businesses closed. Not surprisingly, these people are falling behind on all their bills, including a home mortgage. It’s estimated that over 8% of homeowners fell behind in their mortgage payments during the second quarter of 2020. Banks… Read More »
