How to Dispute Collections: A Guide for New York and New Jersey Residents

Dealing with debt collection can be overwhelming and stressful. Debt collectors can sue for unpaid debts, leading to legal consequences. Understanding your rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act is essential. Steps to dispute collections include requesting debt validation, checking for errors, sending dispute letters, and consulting a collections lawyer if necessary.

Can You Sue Credit Card Companies? Here’s What You Need to Know

You can sue credit card companies for issues like fraudulent charges, billing errors, harassment, unfair fees, credit reporting errors, and discrimination. However, the process is complex due to hurdles like mandatory arbitration and legal intricacies. Seeking experienced legal representation is essential for navigating these challenges effectively. Free consultations are available.

Addressing Lending Club and Webbank Credit Card Claims

The Law Office of Howard Gutman represents John Smith against Lending Club. Amid accusations of misleading advertisements and multiple FTC violations, the office seeks arbitration and proposes a $2000 settlement, payable at $100/month, considering Smith’s financial hardship.

Citibank Credit Card Claims

Citibank breached customer rights by hiking credit card interest rates without proper reevaluation during its post-2008 economic recovery. This violation of the Truth in Lending Act has been flagged by the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection. Meanwhile, customers can potentially counteract the bank’s claims by documenting hardship, exploring arbitration, or seeking legal advice. Don’t just sit there—fight back!