Mobile home parks might be allowed to charge tenants for water usage. Under a new regulation, mobile home parks may bill tenants for water under certain […]
Sullivan University and Career Education Corp. are agreeing to forgive $4,000,000 in student loan debt for Kentucky consumers and former Spencerian College students. The settlement arises […]
We’ve developed a tradition at Craig Henry of celebrating “House Days.” Foreclosure defense is a large part of our firm’s work. We utilize all aspects of […]
Many clients have called us recently with complaints about their checking accounts. Our clients’ creditors are causing their bank accounts to become overdrawn. Every time a […]
Unwanted telephone calls are on the rise in Kentucky. NPR recently featured reported on neighbor spoofing: a new autodialing technique that makes incoming calls appear to […]
When landlords require tenants to submit to background checks, landlords must comply with the Fair Credit Reporting Act. A background check is considered a consumer report […]
By now, many of our clients are aware of the Equifax data breach. Politico has continuing coverage here: http://www.politico.com/story/2017/09/07/equifax-hack-exposes-millions-data-242458 If any of you have concerns about […]
A new strategy to collect medical debt from Kentucky residents recently caught the attention of our federal judiciary. When medical bills are unpaid, they are usually […]
The Consumer Protection Financial Bureau released state-by-state statistics this summer, and Kentucky leads the national average in unfair debt collection complaints. Since 2011, more than 9,000 […]
Kentucky law protects consumers from receiving a lemon when buying a new car. Our “lemon law” provides that a car manufacturer must pay damages to consumers […]