Consumers File Class Action for Alleged Unfair and Fraudulent Debt Collection Practices

 

California Consumers File Class Action Against Great Seneca Financial Corp. and Wolpoff & Abramson for Alleged Unfair and Fraudulent Debt Collection Practices

Two California consumers, Shane Satey and Kenneth Holtzclaw, have brought a class action against Great Seneca Financial Corp. and the debt collection law firm of Wolpoff & Abramson, alleging unfair and fraudulent debt collection and credit reporting practices and also that Great Seneca was collecting debts in California for months without being properly registered as a California corporation. Holtzclaw/Satey vs. Great Seneca Financial Corp., et al., Case No. 06 E 02709.

La Crescenta, CA (PRWEB) June 20, 2006 -- Two California consumers, Shane Satey and Kenneth Holtzclaw, have brought a class action against Great Seneca Financial Corp. and the debt collection law firm of Wolpoff & Abramson, alleging unfair and fraudulent debt collection and credit reporting practices and also that Great Seneca was collecting debts in California for months without being properly registered as a California corporation. Holtzclaw/Satey vs. Great Seneca Financial Corp., et al., Case No. 06 E 02709.

For at least several months, nationwide debt collector Great Seneca Financial Corp. allegedly collected debts in California without being licensed to do business here. Hundreds, even thousands, of California consumers who paid money to Great Seneca to settle debts may be entitled to relief.

The story began with Shane Satey, a Southern California resident and a victim of identity theft. An identity thief stole Mr. Satey’s Chase credit card information and used it to charge up over $8,000 at a local retailer in Glendale. Although Mr. Satey sent a copy of the police report to Chase, Chase credit-reported the alleged debt and also sold it to debt collectors. In late 2005, debt collector Great Seneca purchased the debt and sued Mr. Satey, who hired the La Crescenta consumer protection firm Brennan, Wiener & Associates to obtain justice for the identity theft. On the very day when Brennan, Wiener & Associates contacted Great Seneca’s attorneys, Wolpoff & Abramson, Great Seneca mysteriously dismissed the case without comment.

A few months later, Great Seneca sued Kenneth Holtzclaw on an alleged debt which was many years older than the four-year limitations period for collecting debts in California. Seeking information about his rights, Mr. Holtzclaw coincidentally contacted Brennan, Wiener & Associates. Brennan, Wiener & Associates learned that Great Seneca was not licensed or registered as a California corporation, so Brennan, Wiener & Associates filed an answer and cross-complaint against Great Seneca and Wolpoff & Abramson. Suddenly, Great Seneca became properly registered as a California corporation on April 10, 2006, although it had been collecting debts in California for several months before then.

Mr. Holtzclaw and Mr. Satey have filed a class action in Los Angeles Superior Court against Great Seneca and Wolpoff & Abramson for alleged unfair and fraudulent debt collection practices. Holtzclaw/Satey vs. Great Seneca Financial Corp., et al., Case No. 06 E 02709.

“Their conduct was no accident,” commented lead class action counsel Robert F. Brennan of Brennan, Wiener & Assoc. “By not properly registering itself as a corporation, Great Seneca avoided paying taxes and other fees that it would have paid had it properly registered with the State of California. Even more important, Great Seneca was insulating itself from any kind of cross-complaint for unfair debt collection practices or unfair credit reporting because it had no agent for service of process in California.” Mr. Brennan also commented on the relationship with the Wolpoff & Abramson law firm. “As far as we can tell, Wolpoff & Abramson and Great Seneca are two peas in a pod. Our preliminary research suggests that Wolpoff & Abramson set up Great Seneca just to try to insulate itself from unfair debt collection lawsuits. For licensed attorneys to be collecting upon thousands of consumer debts through an unregistered corporation is positively inexcusable. One, two, maybe half a dozen instances is one thing, but here we have several months of such collection practices. I cannot believe Wolpoff & Abramson did not know that Great Seneca was not properly licensed and registered in California.”

The class action seeks damages for the class members as well as an injunction that Great Seneca repay the State of California any penalties, taxes or fees it should have paid when it first began collecting debts in California as an unlicensed corporation. Further, Mr. Brennan states that he will request that the court compel Wolpoff & Abramson to publicly disclose the full nature of its relationship with Great Seneca.

Brennan offers a few tips to consumers being pursued or harassed by debt collectors: “First, know your rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and its California counterpart, the Rosenthal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. These laws can be found on the internet. If you have any doubts whatsoever about the company trying to collect from you, contact the California Secretary of State and check into the company’s status. The California Secretary of State also sometimes has other information about debt collectors, as does the Federal Trade Commission. You’d sometimes be surprised what you find out.” The Federal Trade Commission has a website at www.ftc.gov, which includes information about specific debt collectors. The California Secretary of State website is located at www.ss.ca.gov.

Brennan’s website, www.socalcreditdamage.com, also gives consumers the tools for handing wrongful debt collection, identity theft and false credit reporting situations.

About Robert F. Brennan: Robert F. Brennan, Esq. and his firm, Brennan, Wiener & Associates, 3150 Montrose Ave., La Crescenta, Ca., handle unfair debt collection, identity theft and wrongful credit report damage cases for residents of Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange and Ventura Counties. Brennan, Wiener & Associates have a track record of successfully cleaning up credit reports and also of obtaining compensation for their clients. Mr. Brennan is well known for taking this fairly technical area of the law and breaking it down into its simplicity so that anyone can themselves, without the assistance of an attorney, clean up derogatory marks on their credit reports which do not belong there. When consumers find themselves unable to clean up their credit reports on their own, that’s where Brennan, Wiener & Associates steps in, to ensure that the wrongful derogatory marks get cleaned up and to ensure that the consumers so affected receive adequate compensation.

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Tier 1 Bankruptcy Firm Helps Clients Avoid Tears

 

Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton is Named Tier 1 Bankruptcy Firm in Florida in the 2006 Chambers USA Client’s Guide

John Kozyak, Charles Throckmorton and Corali Lopez-Castro Lead Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton’s Bankruptcy Law Department to Tier 1 Status in Chambers USA 2006

Miami, Florida (PRWEB) June 18, 2006 -- The Chambers 2006 Client’s Guide ranked Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton as a Tier 1 bankruptcy law firm in Florida. About the firm, Chambers wrote: “This ‘lean and aggressive outfit is a surefire leader’ in the Florida Market.

It is noted for it s preeminence in litigation as well as bankruptcy related matters, with clients pointing to the proficiency and talent of attorneys across the board. The group ‘gets the desired results and gets them quickly and efficiently,’ according to clients who go on to acknowledge the responsiveness of the attorneys and ‘the good relationships they have with judges.’ The firm currently represents the trustee of the bankrupt Commercial Financial Services in litigation in Tulsa against its former lawyers, accountants and investment bankers for contributing to the company’s $1 billion losses.“

Chambers ranked John Kozyak and Charles Throckmorton as Tier 1 Florida Bankruptcy Lawyers. About KT&T’s attorneys, Chambers wrote: “Clients feel that John Kozyak ‘puts his heart and soul into working on his client’s behalf.’ A strategic thinker, he is solutions-driven and gets right to the point with ‘his methodical, deliberate and awe-inspiring performances.’ Kozyak represented the largest unsecured creditor in the Bentley Bay condominium reorganization in the past year, one of the largest real estate bankruptcies in South Florida.

Charles Throckmorton is ‘a star in his own right’ and a respected bankruptcy litigation specialist. He is sought after by various high net worth individuals for advice on bankruptcy-related litigation and workouts. He recently served as special litigation counsel to the bankruptcy trustee on the Bankest Capital case.

Corali Lopez-Castro is making a name for herself through her ‘energy and dedication’ to her clients. In addition to playing the role in the Commercial Financial Services litigation, she has guided several local businesses through several out-of-court workouts.

Last year saw the appointment of Laurel Isicoff to the bench, a development that indicates the high level of prestige achieved by this team.”

Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton is an AV Rated law firm located in Miami, Florida. The 20 lawyer firm handles complex commercial litigation and corporate bankruptcies. It represents clients in contract, tort, securities fraud, professional malpractice, intellectual property, unfair competition, employment disputes, antitrust matters, and class action litigation and defense. It represents corporate debtors, individual debtors, bankruptcy committees, indentured trustees, special servicers of securitized loans, secured creditors, unsecured creditors, bankruptcy trustees, bankruptcy receivers, assignment for benefit of creditors, landlords, tenants, shareholder, and asset purchasers.

For more information about Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton please visit the website http://www.kttlaw.com/ or call (305)372-1800.

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Many Lawyers Suggest Asset Investigation Before A Lawsuit

 

Asset Investigators Have Ways of Finding Money that is Owed to You

Don’t be a victim -- you can get the money owed to you. Asset Investigators can help.

(PRWEB) June 12, 2006 -- Billions of dollars in uncollectible judgments from court cases show the real truth: if someone doesn’t have collectible assets, a costly court case can elicit nothing -- except a hefty legal bill. This is why many lawyers suggest asset investigation before time and money is wasted on a lawsuit.

There are many instances where an asset investigation may be useful. Creditor may want to run an asset check on debtors who owe them money. Those who are going through a divorce often have spouses who claim that they have no assets and so should not have to pay child support or alimony. Employers who have noticed unusual patterns in their account have found that an employee has been embezzling money.

Are the individuals in these cases stuck with accepting the situation at face value -- even if it means losing money? Of course not. Today, asset investigators can help uncover assets and money that others claim are not there. If individuals are owed money or suspect they are being defrauded, asset investigators can do a number of things to help them recover their money:

1) They can run economic crime investigations, investigations of corruption, investigations of money laundering, and other types of financial investigations using surveillance equipment as well as forensic computer investigation techniques that can recover lost or erased computer data.

2) They can trace ownership of assets, uncover camouflaged assets and trace property.

3) They can identify, find, and evaluate the value of assets owned or managed by a business or by an individual.

4) They can use information brokers and corporate insiders to uncover attempts to hide assets.

5) They can use online and electronic resources as well as surveillance equipment to uncover money fraud. By using tax liens, real estate records, change of address data, state motor vehicle data, and other types of online tools, investigators can often trace where assets have gone.

Signs an Asset Investigation might be needed.

1) Someone has a history of bad credit, lying, criminal activity, tax evasion, fraud, and padded résumés. Few people simply start hiding money. Many businesses, employees, and creditors who are dishonest with you have also tried to defraud others of money owed.

2) A sizable difference between lifestyle and asset claims. Ex-spouses often claim that they have no money to pay child support or alimony but have the money to drive at fancy car or make large home purchases.

3) A changing story. Those who try to claim that they have no assets when they actually do have money will often slip up and make mistakes about how much money they actually have. The creditor who at one moment claims they have only $100 but upon further pressure admits that they have $300 may well be lying about assets as well. Those who really do have few assets have an excellent idea of how much they actually own.

Qualified private investigators can help individuals and corporations reclaim money that is rightfully theirs.

About PInow.com
PInow.com is a Worldwide Directory of Private Investigators (http://www.pinow.com) that enables law firms, corporations and the general public to find investigators anywhere. All investigators listed on PInow.com are pre-screened and must meet specific requirements to be included on PInow.com.

PInow.com was developed by the team that brought you the ServeNow.com (http://www.serve-now.com) Process Servers Directory.

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Some Database And Subscription-Based Skip Tracing Companies Fraudulent

 

Investigator Warns Consumers on Lookup Scams

PI warns web surfers to avoid fraudulent database and subscription-based skip tracing companies. Ads claiming the ability to locate information via database or subscription service are misleading at best, says Cellulartrace.com CEO Mark McAlpin.

(PRWEB) June 9, 2006 -- Web scams and gimmicks aren’t just reserved to the popular Nigerian Bank account grift, according to investigative company CEO. Cellulartrace.com executive Mark McAlpin issued a warning to consumers Wednesday stating that the bulk of CPC advertisers were not being forthright with the information they were promising consumers.

“When searching the web for a reverse lookup, phone search or email address trace, people are inundated with ads promising such services via database or subscription. In reality they are paying money to search an outdated collectioin of info or purchase a subscription to these "data-less bases." It is fraud of the highest order. People are being led to believe they are getting current information when they are really getting nothing useful at all.” McAlpin stated on the company’s website.

After the media buzz surrounding call records earlier this year, McAlpin says scores of companies or, as he suspects, “the same few companies” replicated with new names wanted to cash in on the popularity of investigative web services. While his attitude seems easy to dismiss as simply opposing the competition, he insists that has nothing to do with it.

“I’m the biggest free-market supporter you’ll find. I welcome competition. If someone thinks they can offer accurate phone searches for less than we can, go ahead—let the market decide. But promising someone a reverse lookup search, taking their money and offering them database rubbish or linking them to another pay site isn’t competitive commerce, it’s fraud.”

He also noted that several companies claiming to perform the type of skip tracing phone search services his company does actually link back to the Cellulartrace.com website after the customer has entered the phone number and paid, creating the illusion that they are somehow affiliated with his site.

McAlpin has a valid point. When we Googled reverse lookup, five of the six sponsored ads were to companies offering database-style searches. As there is no cellular phone number directory, it is difficult to imagine the legitimacy of such offerings. Still, in the interest of fairness we tried three of them.

The first took presented us with an input box, where the number to be searched was entered. After a dramatic pause we were told the info was found. To see it, we had to pay—fair enough. $49 later we were redirected to the reverse lookup searches page of McAlpin’s website.

McAlpin just shook his head. “That’s what these people do. They take your money and pawn you off on someone else. We get a few cancellation requests a day from these company’s customers as they think we have some affiliation with these grifters.”

The other two services also claimed to have found info on the number entered. This time, a subscription for “unlimited” searches had to be purchased. After the money changed hads and the “account” opened, there was suddenly no record of the number. We tried another and another—same result. Finally we entered a few business numbers which the database had. In fact the only numbers the reverse lookup service had seemed to be listed numbers available for free on any number of websites like Infospace.com or AT&T’s AnyWho.com.

“We’d love to have people’s business,” McAlpin admitted. “But more important to the industry and the web is that people are careful not to be taken by cheap promises and empty wording. People need to remember, there is no database for cell numbers or unpublished numbers. Anyone claiming otherwise should be assumed a hustler.”

McAlpin says it is important to realize that there are several legitimate databases available to investigators and such companies are not the target of his ire. His warnings only apply to companies advertising to the public and not selling what they claim.

The Cellulartrace.com website, which offers phone number searches on cellular numbers only, has a series of articles on the fraudulent nature of many cost-per-click advertisers. The series is to conclude with a final piece on 6/21/06.

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Éste No Es Mi Abogado...!

 

Announcing the Launch of myAbogado.com - America's Premier Legal Directory

myAbogado.com - America's Premier Legal Directory offers extensive listings of lawyers, experts, litigation support, immigration resource center, research, forms, Realtors, free classifieds, free help wanted and more.

New York, New York (PRWEB) June 8, 2006 -- Abogado, Inc., is pleased to announce the launch of myAbogado.com - America's Premier Legal Directory. Abogado is the Spanish word for lawyer. The site is a marketing tool for legal professionals, experts and litigation support providers to inexpensively market their services to potential clients across the country, and network with other professionals.

The Hispanic market is the largest ethnic group in the country, and the fastest growing market in the country.

The site provides listings for lawyers, experts, expert witnesses, litigation support providers, Realtors, and more. If you don't see your specialty or subspecialty, contact us and we will create it for you. Also provided free of charge to the public and professionals: research section, court calendars, research, immigration resource center, mortgage calculators, faq's, free classifieds and help wanted, etc.

Be the first in your specialty to sign up and receive your top listing at no extra charge. Listings are ordered on a first come first serve basis.

myAbogado.com

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Press Contact: Stephen Kahn
Company Name: myABOGADO.com
Phone: 914-962-0087
Website: http://www.myAbogado.com

Program Helps Low-Income Working Build Financial Security

Community Savings Center Celebrates Grand Opening; Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Collaborates to Create Innovative Program Aimed at Helping Low-Income Working Individuals Build Financial Security

MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 6, 2006--It's a first of its kind in Illinois and one of only a few in the country. The Community Savings Center on Chicago's west side celebrated a grand opening May 30 with a keynote address by Chicago Mayor Richard Daley.

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans contributed $2.6 million and collaborated with Bethel New Life Inc. and Park National Bank to create the Community Savings Center located at 310 N. Pulaski Road, Chicago. The Center, which opened in January 2006, brings together financial education, accessible and affordable financial products and a network of resources under one roof in order to help low-income working individuals achieve financial security.

"Thrivent Financial is thrilled our idea for this type of collaborative program has come to fruition," said Brad Hewitt, senior vice president of fraternal operations for Thrivent Financial. "Through the Community Savings Center, we are helping people learn how to manage their money, save and build good credit. Thrivent Financial is making a $2.6 million investment in this neighborhood's future because when people get ahead financially, the entire community benefits."

Specifically, Thrivent Financial contributed $1 million for an individual development account (IDA) program called $mart $avers. The program is co-run by Thrivent Financial and Bethel New Life Inc., a Lutheran non-profit agency that started the program in 2000 to help economically disadvantaged families save toward accumulating appreciable assets. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has matched Thrivent Financial's grant with a $1 million grant of its own. An additional $1.6 million will be contributed by Thrivent Financial for operational costs over the next five years.

"Clearly, we would not have been able to do this without our other allies - Park National Bank which opened a branch at the Community Savings Center and Thrivent Financial for Lutherans which is providing $2.6 million to fund the Center's educational programs and services," said Steven McCullough, CEO of Bethel New Life Inc.

$mart $avers, one program offered at the Community Savings Center, combines financial education with a 2:1 savings incentive. Participants are required to enroll in a financial education class to improve their money management skills. After completing the course, every dollar they save is matched. Savings can only be used to purchase a first home, start or expand a small business or finance a post-secondary education. Participation is generally limited to those with household incomes no greater than 200 percent of the poverty line, which equates to income below $40,000 a year for a family of four. Program participants who reach their maximum savings potential will save $2,000 and receive a $4,000 match over the course of a 36-month savings period. If fully utilized, the $2 million in total grants should enable the purchase of 200 new homes, post-secondary education for 120 participants and investments in 60 small businesses.

In its first four months of operation, more than 100 people enrolled in the $mart $avers program have finished the required financial education classes and saved more than $7,600 resulting in $22,800 after the 2:1 match.

About Thrivent Financial for Lutherans

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans is a Fortune 500 financial services membership organization helping nearly 3 million members achieve their financial goals and give back to their communities. Thrivent Financial and its affiliates offer a broad range of financial products and services including life insurance, annuities, mutual funds, disability income insurance, bank products and more. As a not-for-profit organization, Thrivent Financial sponsors national outreach programs and activities that support congregations, schools, charitable organizations and individuals in need. For more information, visit www.thrivent.com.

Securities are offered through Thrivent Investment Management Inc., 625 Fourth Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN, 55415-1665, 800-THRIVENT (800-847-4836), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Thrivent Financial for Lutherans. Member NASD. Member SIPC.

Contacts

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, Minneapolis
Stacy Eckes-Borys, 920-628-2445
Cell: 920-851-1510
E-mail: stacy.eckes-borys@thrivent.com
or
Paul Kelash, 612-340-4272
Cell: 612-309-7416
E-mail: paul.kelash@thrivent.com

Donald Trump, Robert Kiyosaki, and Anthony Robbins At Real Estate Investing Lovefest

 

San Francisco Real Estate Expo Invites Exhibitors to Meet 50,000 Investors in One Weekend with Donald Trump

The 2006 Learning Annex Real Estate Wealth Expo is a tremendous opportunity for exhibitors to advertise to over 50,000 investors and consumers in one weekend. With 70 seminars on both residential and commercial real estate investing, and keynote speeches by Donald Trump, Robert Kiyosaki, and Anthony Robbins, the RE Expo is always a packed and exciting event. In March, the San Francisco event attracted 61,500 investors and was so successful that a second RE Expo will be held in San Francisco on August 26-27, followed by shows in Chicago, New York and Boston. Interested exhibitors are invited to contact Marilyn Anderson, ISA for details. Tickets to the RE Expo are also available.

(PRWEB) June 1, 2006 -- The 2006 Learning Annex Real Estate Wealth Expo is gearing up for their huge 2-day event to be held in San Francisco on August 26-27.

Its purpose is to educate consumers, establish property visibility, and generate sales leads for exhibitors of all kinds, including Real Estate Companies, Builders, Lenders, Financial Firms, Home Improvement Companies and any business that wants to market their products and services to over 50,000 affluent consumers & investors.

Also known as RE Expo, the Real Estate Wealth Expo in San Francisco this March had 61,500 attendees. April's Los Angeles RE Expo attracted almost 60,000. The events were so successful that a second San Francisco show has been added for August, to be followed by Expos in Chicago, New York and Boston.

Each of the seminar cities provides a tremendous marketing and networking environment for exhibitors under one roof. It's an incredible and unique opportunity for businesses to market to thousands of consumers who are learning about investing one weekend and using their products and services year round.

Upcoming Cities and Dates for RE Expo:

* SAN FRANCISCO - (Moscone Center) - August 26-27
* CHICAGO (Donald E. Stephens Convention Center) - October 21-22, 2006
* NEW YORK CITY (Jacob Javits Convention Center) – November 18-19, 2006
* BOSTON (Boston Convention Center) - December 2-3, 2006

RE Expo is a natural marketplace for exhibitors to meet potential customers face-to-face in an exciting, receptive environment. These are eager consumers taking what they learn from real estate & wealth seminars and applying it immediately.

There will be over 70 seminars on Real Estate, Wealth, and Investing; and exciting Keynote Speakers including:

* Donald Trump
* Robert Kiyosaki
* Anthony Robbins
* Suze Orman
* George Foreman

Now is a great time to register for this exciting event and get the opportunity to:

* EXPAND your audience, reach and visibility with Real Estate investors and other consumers.
* ACCESS pre-qualified attendees
* GENERATE revenue-producing sources for all businesses
* NETWORK with potential clients, colleagues, and others interested in your products or services.
* LEARN from the best Real Estate experts in the country

What past exhibitors have said: "If only 1 client had purchased my products, it would have paid for the booth. But RE Expo generated leads that got me customers all year long!"

Exhibitors have had success in promoting properties and services from all over the U.S. and internationally as well. Many come to the Expos in several cities, and the Learning Annex spends over a million dollars in advertising for each Expo.

Various Exhibitor packages are available, specifically tailored to help you increase the awareness and growth of your business. Exhibit Booths start at $4995 for a 10' x 10' space for the 2-day weekend, including extras.

For information, please contact:

MARILYN ANDERSON, Independent Sales Associate (ISA)
310-827-0225 or via email.

For additional details, visit www.trumpexhibitions.com

Marilyn will be happy to discuss your arrangements and tell you about the opportunities available for exhibitors in San Francisco, Chicago, New York, or Boston. Call now to get the best booth selection.

Who should participate?

* Real Estate Agents
* Builders & Developers
* Financial Firms
* Investment Brokers
* Lenders
* REITS
* Banks
* Financial Planners
* Attorneys
* Insurance Companies
* Home Improvement Firms
* Credit Card Companies
* Franchise Companies
* Car Companies
* Beverage Companies

* And anyone that wants to market to over 50,000 Real Estate Investors and Consumers

TICKETS for RE Expo in all of the cities are also available at www.trumpexhibitions.com

Contact info:

Marilyn Anderson, ISA
Independent Sales Associate for RE Expo
310-827-0225

Website: www.trumpexhibitions.com

About The Learning Annex:
Located in New York, NY, The Learning Annex is the premier producer of seminars, lectures, classes, workshops and expos throughout the United States and Canada.

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