NW Debt Resolution offers most of its services via flat fee or contingency because we believe this is the most consumer friendly...

If you are going to sue a telemarketer under the telephone consumer protection act, it is very likely you will have to serve the...

George Baseluos, the CEO of Alleviate Tax, recently went on a podcast crowing about what a great business he's running, but for running a...

TCPA lawsuits often require propounding carefully written discovery requests that can't be dodged with a useless answer or an objection...

When suing a telemarketer, don't be shocked if they refuse to appear in court and defend the lawsuit after you serve them . TCPA...

Our friend Mr. Troutman started telling telemarketers to reflexively file counterclaims in response to Telephone Consumer Protection Act...

Previously I wrote about what is a 30(b)(6) deposition and why do you want one, and I noted in another article about a TCPA plaintiff...

Recently we have consulted with several people with financial issues who are contemplating filing for bankruptcy. It can be difficult to...

Hey everyone, I want to do the community a solid and let everyone know not to confuse the business using the logo on the right with our...

The United States Attorney recently unsealed an indictment against four telemarketers who were busted for using the telephone to sell...

Courts can and will reject a lawsuit if it thinks the factual allegations tying a TCPA defendant to the calls are weak or missing. But sometimes you have play a weak hand.

We were doing some legal research today and ran into an interesting situation a TCPA plaintiff has fallen into, and we wanted to share our thoughts on how a similarly situated telephone consumer protection act plaintiff could get past it.

We are doing some legal research and just had to share a poignant example of how not to conduct yourself in court. You should write your your litigation emails certain the the judge will view them at some point and proceed accordingly, and for better or worse you should be prepared to accept rude emails without comment, and this case illustrates why.

As our friend Mr. Troutman observes, the FCC's "new" rules regarding revocation have recently come into effect. The FCC had previously...

Our good friend Mr. Troutman recently posted a blog article with his commentary on a TCPA settlement exemplified in Katz v. Allied First...

Missteps in Defending TCPA Violations No matter how strong the facts are in a Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) lawsuit, some...

Not always, but lawyers and their clients tend to have a lot in common. So if you are a bottom feeding scum sucker who will do anything...

Let's take a hypothetical case. You were a client in a professional setting, and you parted ways with them believing you owed them money. Years later, with no notice, you receive word that they took you to court and got a default judgment. This is a do it yourself guide on dealing with a no-notice default judgment in Washington State

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Telemarketing is a lifeline for many businesses. However, it also opens the door to them picking up lawsuits under the Telephone Consumer...