Making a Credit Report Dispute? Avoid These 5 Mistakes
Many people make the mistake of not providing enough information or enough documentation. Here is a list of the top five mistakes we see.
Many people make the mistake of not providing enough information or enough documentation. Here is a list of the top five mistakes we see.
The Holland Law Firm is here to help navigate the multitude of consumer and small business challenges created by Coronavirus pandemic. It is important to… Read More »RESOURCES ON CONSUMER PROTECTION IN THE TIME OF COVID-19
We hope that you and your loved ones are healthy and safe. If you are an existing client, we are here to answer your questions… Read More »COVID-19 ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE HOLLAND LAW FIRM
“Like it or not, there are still de facto debtors’ prisons for collection of all kinds of debts, including medical debt, in the United States… Read More »Should Medical Debt Be Treated Differently Than Other Debt?
Frequently in student loan and other collections cases, a person gets sued in Maryland, but the contract specifies that the law of a state other… Read More »The Law of the Forum and Maryland Student Loan Statute of Limitations
In 2017, the three largest Credit Reporting Agencies – Experian, Equifax and Transunion implemented some changes to what “public records” they report, according to a Consumer Data Industry Association (CDIA) press release. “Public Records” means information obtained from courts and other public entities. This includes bankruptcies, tax liens and judgments.
Read More »Court Judgments and Credit ReportsWe have successfully defended many cases where the debt buyer plaintiff alleged that the statute of limitations was 12 years (not 3 years) because the… Read More »Statute of Limitations and Contract Under Seal in Maryland
We have handled several cases in which we successfully got judgments vacated because the Defendant was never served. This is not an uncommon problem, because… Read More »Motions to Vacate a Judgment in Maryland
At Holland Law, we have defended many lawsuits that were filed after the expiration of the Maryland statute of limitations. There are a few different… Read More »Maryland Statute of Limitations
Consumers who sue large corporations are always at a disadvantage. Among the many advantages the corporate defendant has is information.
Imagine in typical case. A large mortgage servicer demands money from a consumer. The consumer doesn’t owe the money. Months pass, and no matter how many times the consumer explains, the calls and the letters keep coming.
Read More »The Other Boilerplate: How Some Corporations Can Obstruct Discovery In Consumer Lawsuits