By: Jeffrey Lapin
The statistics are alarming for accidents caused by driver distraction. “Distracted driving” is usually defined as “any cognitive, manual and/or visual non-driving activity that diverts a driver’s attention away from driving.”
Below is the accident statistical data for 2009, the last year in which completed reports have been published: […]
By: Jeffrey Lapin
At a meeting of debt collectors last week in Atlantic City, it was noted that the current state of the economy has created even more business for debt collectors. In a article published today in the Lincoln Journal Star (Debt collectors: Business great but hard as ever) debt collectors at the meeting state that aggressive tactics, such as threats and repeated calls “just don’t work.” In addition, they allege that unpaid debt is never truly written off; it just gets passed on to new customers. […]
By: Jeffrey Lapin
Lapin Law Offices newest television advertisement is now available on our website, Facebook and YouTube. The advertisement is for our newest areas of practice: claims against abusive debt collectors (FDCPA) and telephone/ fax abuses (TCPA).
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Lapin Law Offices represents clients that have been abused, harassed, threatened, and lied to by debt […]
By: Jeffrey Lapin
Lapin Law Offices is now representing clients on appeals of a denial of their claim for Unemployment Compensation benefits. Patrick Driver will be handling these cases. Prior to joining Lapin Law Offices he was an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) hearing unemployment compensation appeals. His time serving as an ALJ judge gives him special insight into […]
By: Jeffrey Lapin
Lapin Law Offices has expanded its practice areas to include representing clients whose rights have been violated under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) as well any applicable Nebraska state law. These cases are a natural extension of what we already do: represent injured people. Injuries do not necessarily have to be physical; people can suffer financial, emotional or psychological injuries or damages. […]
