Earlier this month Brachfeld Law Group and Midland Funding agreed to dismiss Midland’s $9,000 suit against our client, E.A., WITH PREJUDICE.  E.A. had to agree to waive her right to costs and fees as prevailing party, but she thought it was worth it, and we agree.

C.P came to us late in the lawsuit, two weeks before trial.  We explained that our chances of success are much better when a client comes to us as soon as she is served with the Summons, but we promised our best efforts.  In response to our preparations for trial, Citibank instructe

Capital One represented by Bleier & Cox dropped its case against K.H., one of our DIY clients, recently.  This was one of our smaller cases – less than $5,000.  K.H. spent $250 on our fees.

Here is a redacted copy of an email we wrote to one of our DIY Lawsuit Defense clients recently.  Midland in this case is Midland Funding, a purchaser of debt, not an original creditor. Dear R., I saw that Eric exchanged emails with you about the Case Management Statement.  I will

After failing to properly prepare their case for trial, The Moore Law Group and Discover Bank had to drop their case against Fullman client J.M. this week.  They had sued J.M. for $8,152.

Our web designer tells us that these success stories are a bit too short, but really, what else is there to say?  Midland Funding hired Rory Clark, Esq. to prosecute a $16,719 lawsuit against J.F., and J.F. hired us.  We followed our usual trial preparation routine.  We would hav

Here is an unedited email we received today in response to our article on dishonest process servers.  It is only fair to allow a process server to respond. As you read this, keep in mind that our article was based on years of experience and hundreds of stories from real people regar

In the first three months of 2012 our little firm has obtained vacation (reversal) of nine default judgments based on lack of notice.  Many of these nine clients had been suffering from wage garnishments and bank levies, which were stopped due to our efforts.  I spoke to four more v

Not much more to say here.  We were able to convince Cavalry that if it did not agree to a low settlement, the client would file for bankruptcy protection, which was the truth (contrary to popular belief, good lawyers do not have to tell lies to get the job done).