FDCPA and UDAP Can Put Money Back in Your Clients' Pockets and Fees in Yours

Even before a bankruptcy case is filed, many creditors commit FDCPA and UDAP violations simply by contacting the consumer after receiving notice that the consumer is represented by an attorney. In many cases, those violations open the door to statutory damages, actual damages and attorneys' fees. Sometimes, the proceeds from such claims can even be used to fund a Chapter 13 plan. But successful prosecution of these claims requires a proper foundation; this video walks step-by-step through notice and evidence gathering to putting a check in your client's hand (and creating an enthusiastic source of referrals). Includes sample instructions, notice to debt collectors, evidence log and more.

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