Payday loans, sometimes called “cash advances,” “check loans” or “title loans” provide consumers with quick, short-term access to cash in emergencies, but have come under harsh criticism recently for high interest rates that can trap unaware consumers in debt. It’s… Read More ›
Teller, Levit & Silvertrust, P.C. has been with The National List for 33 years. This Member Profile is a condensed version of the history of the firm, written by Leo Feldman and published “a few years back” as The Founding Fathers of… Read More ›
A NL guest blog written by Philip A. Kahn, Esq. and David Levine, Esq. – published May 9, 2016 and reprinted by permission of Fein, Such, Kahn & Shepard, P.C The documentation submitted to collection counsel in support of a… Read More ›
Changes in State Garnishment Laws since 2013: The National List has requested “updated since 2013” State Collection Laws papers from a member attorney in each state. So far, two states, Alabama and Michigan, have reported significant changes to Garnishment Law.* State… Read More ›
In January of 2013, we posed this question to several of our law firm members: “What changes are you making in your collection practice in order to grow in 2013?” Today we’re taking a look back at some of those… Read More ›
“Greene & Cooper, LLP has been friends with National List for thirty years. During this time it has been a mutually profitable and beneficial relationship,” writes Allison Elkins Cooper, Associate Attorney. “My father, Kyle A. Cooper, founded Greene & Cooper… Read More ›
As the population ages—20% of the U.S. population will be age 65 or older by 2030—more and more seniors are turning to reverse mortgages to supplement retirement income. A reverse mortgage is a home loan that allows older homeowners—usually age… Read More ›