Jonathan E. Green

Reviewed a recent U.S. Supreme Court opinion interpreting the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) for a national default services law firm to provide advice on the scope of that opinion and how it affected the form and content of letters used by the firm in its multi-state debt collection practices business and revised form letters selected by the firm for compliance with the opinion.

Advised a bank on the FDCPA's impact on servicing certain defaulted loans acquired as part of an acquisition. In doing so, we assisted them with complying with the FDCPA and restructuring the loans to render them performing.

Assisted a small credit reporting agency in preparing its policies and procedures, terms and conditions, and customer agreement.

Successfully represented a client in a pair of related (FCRA) cases involving fraudulent charges. Prevailed upon summary judgment in both cases, both of which were affirmed on appeal.

Successfully represented a banking client in regards to a suit brought over a fraudulent wire transfer arising from a data breach of a real estate closing firm.

Successfully represented a financial services company in regards to a breach of fiduciary suit that alleged that it failed to secure the property of a deceased client.

Successfully represented a financial services company in regards to a negligence/breach of fiduciary suit that alleged that it failed to stop improper and unauthorized withdrawals from a customer's accounts by a family member.

Prevailed on summary judgement in a Suit under the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) against claims that a borrower was harmed when their application for a loan modification was denied.

Successfully represented a client from a number of suits under the TCPA from a single firm.

Prevailed in a TCPA suit due to the plaintiff's failure to follow pre-suit notice requirements.

Set aside a $300,000 default judgment due to improper service.

Successfully represented a foreclosure firm in a class action under the FDCPA alleging that the firm had failed to identify the proper party in its foreclosure notices.

Represented a loan servicer in addressing a situation where it sent debt collection notices on a number of discharged loans as part of a service transfer.

Advised a financial institution that had acquired a number of troubled consumer loans regarding its duties and liabilities for them and developed a methodology to allow the client to modify and reinstate the loans.