What’s Happening?
The latest company news and industry insights from Slovin & Council
What’s Happening?
The latest company news and industry insights from Slovin & Council
Supreme Court Rules that Heirs Lose IRAs in Bankruptcy Court
Inherited IRAs are not exempt in Chapter 7 bankruptcy During ...
Attorney Chris Arlinghaus Now Licensed in Indiana
Slovin & Associates is pleased to announce attorney Christopher Arlinghaus ...
Tenant Liability for Post-Eviction Rent
Following an eviction, a major source of dispute between landlords ...
FDCPA Not Applicable to Proof of Claim Filings
In March of 2014 the US District Court of for ...
Out-of-State Debt Collectors Do Not Need a License in Indiana
The Indiana Court of Appeals has held that an out-of-state ...
Debt Buyer May Have Personal Knowledge of Records
In an environment where successfully obtaining judgment against debtors who ...
Carmack Amendment Preempts State Law Claims Against Common Carriers
The Federal Carmack Amendment preempts all state law claims against ...
No Private Right of Action Under FCRA for Erroneous Reporting
The Eight District Court of Appeals in Ohio has dismissed ...
Verification Letters are Key in Factoring Agreements
The Indiana Court of Appeals overturned a superior court ruling ...
Waiver of Contractual Interest Does Not Necessarily Waive Right to Statutory Interest
In late November 2013, the US District Court for the ...
Prevailing Wage Law – State v. Federal
The Court of Appeals of Ohio recently upheld a Defiance ...
Randy Slovin and Brad Council 2014 Super Lawyers
Slovin & Associates is pleased to announce that once again ...
Courts Have Broad Powers to Rectify Fraudulent Transfers
Ohio has adopted the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act, which prevents ...
6th Circuit Reviews Tyler v. DH Capital and Finds Error in Res Judicata Analysis But Affirms on Standing Grounds
As we discussed in February of this year, a District ...
Corporations Cannot Bring CSPA Claims
The Third Court of Appeals in Ohio recently found, in Semco, ...
Randy Is Again Teaching Debtor-Creditor Law at UC Law School
It’s back to school time again and Randy Slovin is ...
Medical Services to Spouse Presumed Reasonable and Necessary
The matter of Orchard Villa v. Irene Suchomma came before ...
Court Finds FDCPA Does Not Require Updating Credit Report With Dispute
The Fair Debt Collections Practices Act requires that when a ...
Ohio’s New Law – Potential Benefits of Cure Offers in CSPA Claims
The Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act (CSPA) provides consumers with ...
Can the FDCPA Be Used as an Enforcement Mechanism for Other Statutes?
Several of the actions prohibited by the Fair Dept Collection ...
Hospital May Seek Full Payment from Third Party Insurer
In response to the increasing influence of health insurance corporations ...