There's not much lucre in asking consumer credit reporting agencies to fix errors on reports, but Greenberg Minasian will do it for free to get work in its chosen niche -- consumer-credit litigation. About 40 percent of its cases move from letter-writing to litigation -- enough to make time investment worthwhile. The New Jersey firm is one of a number of firms making a practice of suing overzealous bill collectors and inaccurate keepers of consumer data.
September 07, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
There’s not much lucre in asking consumer credit reporting agencies to fix errors on reports, but Greenberg Minasian will do it for free to get work in its chosen niche — consumer-credit litigation.
If the client’s credit report is fixed as a result of the letters, so be it. But if credit agencies resist, the two-lawyer West Orange, N.J., firm often goes to court. About 40 percent of its cases move from letter-writing to litigation — enough to make time investment worthwhile.
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