April 2016 Consumer Law Top Blawgs
Covers Florida consumer law. By Taras Rudnitsky.
Covers advertising, credit reporting, debt collection, ID theft, predatory lending and other consumer law topics. By Public Citizen.
Covers false advertising and intellectual property issues. By Professor Rebecca Tushnet.
Covers broker fraud, investor fraud, marketing timing, and securities fraud. By Shepherd Smith Edwards & Kantas.
Covers the foreclosure crisis. By Martin Andelman.
Covers investment scams, broker fraud and broker negligence. By Rex Securities Law.
Discusses credit and bankruptcy. By Professors Bob Lawless, Angela Littwin, Katie Porter, John Pottow, Deborah Thorne and Elizabeth Warren.
By Samuel J. Turco Jr.
Covers automobile fraud, credit reporting, identity theft and lemon law. By Robert Duff.
Covers credit card and other debt suit litigation in Texas from the defense side, including substantive legal and evidentiary issues, and comparative analysis of pleadings, legal theories, and litigation strategy. By Wolfgang Demino.
Covers consumer rights under debt collection laws. By Joseph A. Mullaney III.
Covers consumer rights to their names and personal data. By Jack Dunning.
Features motor vehicle and lemon law issues, news and updates. By Ronald Burdge.
Covers consumer law, arbitration, credit card fraud, credit report errors, foreclosure, and identity theft. By Watts & Herring, LLC
Covers collection agencies, collection law firms, and debt collection. By Nitzkin & Associates.
Provides bankruptcy information for people living in Oregon and Washington. By the Northwest Debt Relief Law Firm.
Covers bankruptcy, foreclosure and mortgage mediation. By Jacobs Legal, PLLC.
Covers North Carolina contract and tort law. By Maginnis Law.
Provides commentary and analysis about legal issues relating to class actions and other representative litigation in the areas of consumer and employment law. By Initiative Legal Group APC.
Provides information and advice about debt collection, dealing with debt collectors, and how to protect yourself from the tactics of the debt collection industry. By Jonathan G. Stein.
