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Six Top Tips for Consumers to Stop Illegal Robocalls

2019-01-04T17:32:45-05:00May 23, 2018|Categories: FAQ|

There is no full-proof method to stop unwanted robocalls, and real solutions require that the Federal Communications Commission use the laws effectively to regulate robocallers and require phone companies to authenticate all calls. Yet, the following tips can help consumers take some control. 1. File complaints with the Federal Communications Commission: Complaint data is the [...]

Ensuring that People Are Not Jailed Due to Poverty: Reforming Policies and Representing Clients in Criminal Justice Debt Ability to Pay Proceedings.

2019-02-21T09:23:08-05:00May 22, 2018|Categories: Criminal Debt Justice|

May 22, 2018 The Constitution prohibits jailing defendants for non-payment of debts they cannot afford but too often courts fail to conduct adequate "ability to pay" proceedings and unrepresented individuals are sent to jail simply because they are too poor to pay a fee. This webinar discusses both effective representation of individuals in ability to [...]

Robocalls and Telemarketing Archive

2021-04-19T10:10:54-05:00May 3, 2018|Categories: Archive|

Press 10/31/18 Mercury News "Robocalls gone wild end up costing California debt collector $9 million" 10/15/18 MarketWatch "Robocall debt collectors see new opportunity under Trump's FCC" quotes NCLC Senior Counsel Margot Saunders 8/6/18 CNBC "Don't pick up (or maybe you should): That annoying robocall could be about your student loans" quotes NCLC Senior Counsel Margot Saunders 7/17/18 Washington Post [...]