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New WebRecon Data
WebRecon tracks litigation on consumer laws such as the FDCPA, FCRA, and TCPA. Here is the link to their latest data [...]
Driving Without a License Article
This article came to me from a reader. I do not know the author or the source. If it is your work, I will gladly credit you or remove the article. I think [...]
Thoughts on State Laws
In this episode of CreditRage, I openly think about state laws and interest rates. See yesterday's post for the links I discuss in this brief podcast.
I [...]
Case Law: Palmer v. Hoffman: hearsay exception for business records
Similar to the LVNV case from yesterday's post, here is the case that was used by Mastaw.
This is a Supreme Court ruling.
In summary:
"In short, it is [...]
Case Law: LVNV FUNDING, LLC v. MASTAW: hearsay exception for business records
In dealing with business records being admitted as evidence, this case is a great read. See attached. lvnv-v-mastaw-tn-14-dec-2011
Here is the summary:
This [...]
Case Law – Trinsey v. Pagliaro
Here's some food for thought with one of my all time favorite cases...
This case refers to Attorneys testifying in court. They cannot.
This also applies to [...]
CreditRage -12- The Pros and Cons of Hiring a FDCPA Lawyer
All,
In this episode of CreditRage I discuss my thoughts on hiring a FDCPA lawyer. As you can tell, I am generally anti-lawyer.
Also, I have done some [...]
Who can you add to a FDCPA lawsuit?
All,
I get many questions about who can be added to a FDCPA lawsuit. You will want to add as many as you can if you want to add to the statutory damages.
In [...]
What is Pro Se?
I often get asked, "What is Pro Se"?
Pro Se is when you go to court unrepresented by an attorney. You might be asking yourself why in the hell anyone would [...]
Science of Courtroom Persuasion
I ran across some videos on courtroom persuasion. It is about the psychology of persuasion. Check out the article and videos here:
Fight the Essential Fight, [...]