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New episode is up! In this podcast, attorneys Ron Jones and Landon Van Winkle examine the § 363 (m) asset sale proc… https://t.co/5vG6TR8b1A
New episode is up! Attorneys Christina McAlpin Taylor and Melissa Tulis discuss the differences to expect across co… https://t.co/QC3vW5oGMm
New episode is up! Attorneys Christina McAlpin Taylor and Melissa Tulis discuss the differences to expect in counti… https://t.co/Qig8H5l8ak
As too many judgment creditors know (or sometimes quickly learn), a judgment is often not worth much more than the paper on which… Read More
With a new Presidential administration comes a new Secretary of the United States Department of Labor (DOL), Boston mayor Marty Walsh. Walsh was… Read More
The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York recently denied cross-motions for summary judgment on a debtor’s claim that a… Read More
While it remains to be seen what, if any, changes a change in leadership in the CFPB will bring to the Debt Collection… Read More
Legal doctrines develop over time, with judges determined to allocate blame and risk fairly. One such doctrine – an old one – is… Read More
Section 1692a(3) defines a consumer as any natural person obligated or allegedly obligated to pay a consumer debt. The final debt collection rule… Read More
**UPDATE MARCH 29, 2021** The eviction moratorium imposed by the CDC order set to expire March 31, 2021, has… Read More
Established case law tells us that pro se litigants are held to the same standard as represented parties, but that is not always… Read More
Sometimes You Have to Let Them ‘Bring the Heat’ Kevin Costner has been in some fantastic baseball movies: Field of Dreams, For Love… Read More
A divided panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit recently held that a mortgage servicer had a permissible purpose… Read More
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