lawsuit
How long will your FDCPA case take to settle?
No one can say for sure how long your FDCPA case will take will take to settle. It could take just a couple of days or it could go on for a year or more.
I [...]
Failure to State a Claim upon Which Relief can be Granted 26(b)(6)
After filing a lawsuit in federal court it is common for the defendant to file a Motion for Summary Judgement to get rid of a case against a Pro Se litigant. [...]
Deposition Notes
Attached is the deposition notes I took to my deposition last week. Had the opposing attorney asked for my notes, I would not have given then up as they are [...]
CreditRage -28- Steve's Story Continued – Summons
All,
This is the continuation of Steve's story involving Farrell & Seldin and Midland Funding.
As it turns out, Steve decided not to fight the case and [...]
CreditRage -27- Steve vs. Farrell & Seldin with Midland
All,
Here is Steve's story with Farrell & Seldin. I constantly mispronounce Seldin's name during this podcast. That is not out of disrespect. It is out [...]
CreditRage -25- Judgement Proof
This is a super brief podcast about being judgement proof. What does that mean? When should you consider this into your situation?
The term judgement proof [...]
Searching "KEY NOTES" with "WEST'S ANALYSIS OF AMERICAN LAW. 2012 EDITION."
Key notes are important rulings that were decided an any case. Key Notes are the important rulings quoted in other cases.
Westlaw publishing sells a [...]
CreditRage -16- FDCPA and Social Media Thoughts
Hi All,
With the prevalence of social media, I thought I should share my thoughts with you. How does the FDCPA apply to social media such as Facebook, [...]
Case Law: Yale New Haven Hosp. v. Orlins, 1992 WL 110710 (Conn. Super. Ct. May 11, 1992)
Are Lawyers debt collectors? In addition to the standard legal citation of Heintz v. Jenkins, check this one out:
“Simply stated, if an attorney regularly [...]