Overwhelming Medical Debt?
According to the CNBC, Medical bills are a top reason for people filing for bankruptcy.[1]
Can You Discharge Tax Liability in a Bankruptcy?
In some instances tax liability can be discharged. Income tax debts are able to be
Accelerated Rent: Is It Lawful?
Over the past few months I have filed several class action cases for clients arising
What Happens To My Car In A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
One of the most common questions asked during and after a Chapter 7 bankruptcy is: “What happens to
How Debt Will Keep You Broke
According to Business Insider, the average American has about $51,900 worth of debt and it
David H. Abrams Named 2020 Consumer Lawyer of The Year
I am very honored to be named the 2020 Consumer Lawyer of the Year by
Why Bankruptcy Timing Matters
Not everyone has the luxury of deciding when to file bankruptcy. Often, events such as
Coronavirus and Off-Campus Student Housing Leases
This year, due to the Coronavirus, college students and their parents face exceptional uncertainty as
Watch Out: Gotcha Lease Termination Fees
Landlords are increasingly including lease termination notice provisions in their leases that require a tenant
FDCPA Lawsuit Alleges Debt Collector Told Disabled Veteran “You should have died”.
According to an article in today’s ABA Newsletter, a lawsuit alleging violations of the Fair Debt