The Constitutionality of Kentucky’s Doctrine of Necessaries
Marriage to a person with a significant amount of debt ...
Pre-judgment Statutory Interest Prohibited on Charged-off Credit Cards in Kentucky
The Kentucky Supreme Court recently held that a debt collection ...
Kentucky Law Changes Judgment Interest Rate
The Kentucky legislature recently passed HB223 which changes the State’s ...
No Common Law Implied Warranty of Habitability in Landlord-Tenant Arrangements
Kentucky Court of Appeals Confirms No Common Law Implied Warranty ...
Be Wary of Incorporating Clauses in Commercial Contracts
The Kentucky Supreme Court rendered an interesting decision recently in Dixon ...
FDCPA Not Applicable to Proof of Claim Filings
In March of 2014 the US District Court of for ...
Waiver of Contractual Interest Does Not Necessarily Waive Right to Statutory Interest
In late November 2013, the US District Court for the ...
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 ...
Can the FDCPA Be Used as an Enforcement Mechanism for Other Statutes?
Several of the actions prohibited by the Fair Dept Collection ...
What a Difference a State Makes: Variations in Spousal Liability for Medical Debts in Ohio, Kentucky, & Indiana
The liability that individuals have for their spouse’s medical expenses ...