Consumer Financial Litigation & Compliance
About Our Practice
The Consumer Financial Litigation & Compliance practice group represents a myriad of clients in the financial services industry in high stakes litigation, including individual and class-action claims. Our trial lawyers regularly appear in state and federal courts as well as in arbitrations and other alternative dispute proceedings. These cases often involve claims brought under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), and Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) as well as under various state unfair and deceptive practices statutes and privacy laws. Our lawyers navigate these areas of practice from both the litigation and regulatory perspectives and adeptly analyze and diagnose a broad range of consumer credit issues facing many of our clients.We advise our clients on strategic risk management as it pertains to their obligations under the FCRA, FDCPA, TCPA, and other significant consumer credit laws. Our lawyers lead the way in analyzing cutting-edge issues relating to alleged credit damages, bankruptcy-related consumer credit issues, and alternative data. We have handled thousands of cases on behalf of lenders, credit reporting agencies, collection agencies, and background check companies. We have the judgment and foresight to recommend settlement when it is the most practical solution and to advocate litigation when defending a valid company policy.We litigate, settle, and go to trial with equal tenacity.
Meet our Attorneys
Consumer Financial Litigation & Compliance Team
Attorneys of Practice:
Paul Myers
Liliana Sanchez
Eric G. Carlson
Kimberly Harris
Kenneth A. Hill
Rachel Hytken
Marc F. Kirkland
Wm. Lance Lewis
Amanda Loughmiller
Patrick M. Lynch
Kyle Pietrzak
Brent J. Rodine
Marcie L. Schout
Paul W. Sheldon
Gregory M. Sudbury
R. Kendall Yow
Consumer Financial Litigation & Compliance Industry News
FAIR CREDIT REPORTING ACT OVERVIEW AND CASE UPDATE -
Attorneys Beware – The FCRA is a Consumer Protection Statute, Not a Mechanism for Greed -