Month: December 2020

A Superior Court judge in Washington, D.C., yesterday struck down a ban on landlords filing new eviction cases as unconstitutional, ...

Individuals are stressed about paying their medical bills every month, but that stress does not necessarily correspond to the bills ...

Consumers are filing fewer lawsuits, but are filing more complaints, according to data released yesterday by WebRecon. It will be ...

GETTING TO KNOW STEVEN KUSIC OF NRA GROUP Steven Kusic is likely the first Isaac Newton-reading tax specialist who has ...

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld the dismissal of a Telephone Consumer Protection Act class-action lawsuit for lack ...

The collections industry continues to contract and 2020 was a tough year for a lot of companies, but there may ...

The Supreme Court yesterday agreed to hear arguments in a Fair Credit Reporting Act case that will answer the question ...

Inside a collection agency, training is often looked at as a necessary evil, an expense, and sometimes a big one ...

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APPEALS COURT ISSUES FOUR MORE RULINGS ON LACK OF STANDING A day after it issued two rulings in which it ...