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In honor of Women’s History Month, attorneys with Coast to Coast Legal of Aid South Florida interview Andrea Bopp Stark and Sarah Bolling Mancini.
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In honor of Women’s History Month, attorneys with Coast to Coast Legal of Aid South Florida interview Andrea Bopp Stark and Sarah Bolling Mancini.
Nearly one in five Americans has medical debt. Black households are disproportionately affected, carrying higher amounts of debt at higher rates. Join host Joel Bervell on the newest episode of The Dose podcast, where he talks to Berneta Haynes, senior attorney with the National Consumer Law Center, about the history of medical debt and efforts to ease…
Read More about The Dose: How Medical Debt Makes People Sicker — and What We Can Do About It
The Student Debt Crisis Center took over the airwaves of the Leslie Marshall Show on June 28, 2023 to provide analysis of the upcoming Supreme Court case that holds the fate of President Biden’s debt cancellation plan. This takeover episode includes special guests Abby Shafroth, Co-Director of Advocacy at the National Consumer Law Center and…
The company behind “We Buy Ugly Houses” trains its franchisees to zero in on homeowners’ desperation. In a video recorded discussion, NCLC’s Co-Director of Advocacy Sarah Bolling Mancini joins ProPublica to discuss the underregulated house flipping industry.
Read More about ProPublica: Sarah Bolling Mancini Discusses the Ugly Truth Behind HomeVestors
Airing on May 11, 2023, Herb Weisbaum invites Margot Saunders to discuss new Federal Communication Commission rules and what more can be done to protect consumers from unwanted and illegal robocalls and texts. “The FCC needs to identify a way of regulating those texts and limiting the texts that contain those links that have not…
On Mar. 22, 2023, Margot Saunders joined a Broadband Breakfast Live Online event to discuss how the current industry and regulatory fight against illegal robocall traffic is failing to make a meaningful dent in the problem. “Robocalls have completely undermined the value of the U.S. telephone system. The system is losing value and that’s hurting…