Providing Consumer Law Eye Openers since September 2016. On Thursdays S.C. consumer atty Susan Ingles gives her angle on state & federal consumer laws. After 22 years in private practice Susan started at S.C. Legal Services in 2004 where her law practice focuses on consumer protection law for low wealth South Carolinians & other special populations.She currently serves as S.C. State Chair for Nat'l Assoc. of Consumer Advocates.Susan has served on the S.C. Bar's Consumer Section Council & served as its Chair in 2017-18. NOT LEGAL ADVICE. PODCAST DOES NOT ESTABLISH ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP.
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Providing Consumer Law Eye Openers since September 2016. On Thursdays S.C. consumer atty Susan Ingles gives her angle on state & federal consumer laws. After 22 years in private practice Susan started at S.C. Legal Services in 2004 where her law practice focuses on consumer protection law for low wealth South Carolinians & other special populations.She currently serves as S.C. State Chair for Nat'l Assoc. of Consumer Advocates.Susan has served on the S.C. Bar's Consumer Section Council & served as its Chair in 2017-18. NOT LEGAL ADVICE. PODCAST DOES NOT ESTABLISH ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP.
It’s April- Don’t be fooled by false threats from debt collectors!
Think Like A Lawyer Thursday
7 minutes 9 seconds
4 years ago
It’s April- Don’t be fooled by false threats from debt collectors!
In this episode we discuss the false threats debt collectors often make to SCARE people into making payment on a debt when they don’t have the money- often at the expense of paying for rent, food, utilities and other necessary bills. We review a recent case where a debt collection company was falsely threatening people with lawsuits on past due consumer debt. Yorba Capital Management consented to being banned from the business of debt collection to settle an enforcement case filed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. They also consented to a judgment against themselves for $860,000. Ironic that THEY were the ones that had legal action taken against THEM!
Think Like A Lawyer Thursday
Providing Consumer Law Eye Openers since September 2016. On Thursdays S.C. consumer atty Susan Ingles gives her angle on state & federal consumer laws. After 22 years in private practice Susan started at S.C. Legal Services in 2004 where her law practice focuses on consumer protection law for low wealth South Carolinians & other special populations.She currently serves as S.C. State Chair for Nat'l Assoc. of Consumer Advocates.Susan has served on the S.C. Bar's Consumer Section Council & served as its Chair in 2017-18. NOT LEGAL ADVICE. PODCAST DOES NOT ESTABLISH ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP.
