In the iconic holiday movie “Christmas Vacation” cousin Eddie congratulates Clark Griswold for receiving a subscription to the Jelly of the Month club as his Christmas bonus. “Clark, that’s the gift that keeps on giving all year long.” I could […]
Some may suspect I’ve become jaded after years of dealing with every possible type of consumer fraud, but I have to admit it’s been a long time since I’ve been shocked or surprised by a scam, scheme, or ripoff or […]
Like most attorneys, I’ve spent sleepless nights worrying about what will happen if the phones go silent or clients stop coming through the office door. Fortunately, DannLaw has been extremely busy lately. Unfortunately, the influx of clients hasn’t relieved my […]
In this month’s column I’m going to do a little lobbying. I recently offered the following proponent testimony on Ohio House Bill 489 to the Senate Insurance & Financial Institutions Committee. This legislation represents something of a phenomenon in the […]
The ratification of the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution created a tension between the right to free speech and the right to privacy that has spawned millions of lawsuits and billions of billable hours since 1787. As the recent […]
The mass murder of 17 students and staff at a high school in Parkland, Florida, has reignited the national debate about the availability of assault weapons and high capacity magazines that began nearly 30 years ago. I’ve been asked repeatedly […]
I was in the process of writing about a completely different topic this month – something to do with data breaches or some goofy thing the Ohio legislature is about to do or had just done – when Bill Behrens, […]
Last year, Edwardo Sanchez, a paralegal in DannLaw’s New Jersey and New York office became the first person in his family to graduate from college, an event he proudly shared on Twitter. His tweet was noticed and retweeted by none […]
“The new provisions tighten requirements on lenders, create additional opportunities for borrowers and their legal counsel to file X and Z complaints, and protect homeowners who are in the midst of the loss mitigation process when control of their mortgage […]
It’s easy to ignore the annual escrow reconciliation notice the Real Estate Settlement Procedure Act (RESPA) requires mortgage servicers to send borrowers each year. Heck, I sue mortgage servicers for a living and I admit I often shove the piece […]
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