Macy Hanson – Crusader Macy Hanson, an attorney out of Mississippi appears to have risen to the level of a crusader against some student loan assistance companies. Once a situation escalates to the crusader level and it becomes personal, watch out. Or at the very least, watch the cases closely if you are a client … Read more
Don’t be shocked, but when it comes to the debt relief industry, it can get very nasty, very fast. I first covered a case involving GM Law Firm and attorney Macy Hanson, in 2018. You can see past GM Law Firm posts here. That first case also involved National Legal Staffing Support and Resolvly. It … Read more
Holy cow! A former Document Specialist Supervisor for National Legal Staffing Support, Kevin Mason, GM Law Firm, and Stuart Goldberg just clubbed NLSS and GM Law Firm over the head. Williamson worked for NLSS up until July 18, 2018. Her affidavit calls the business a “student-loan-fraud racket.” She describes her job as working with clients … Read more
Attorney Daniel Gamez of Gamez Law Firm and attorney Macy Hanson from Mississippi filed a class action suit in February of 2018 that just came to my attention. The suit was filed against Kevin Mason PA, GM Law Firm, Kevin Mason, Chantel Grant, and Stuart Goldberg. Since the suit was filed other names have become … Read more
Consumer Statement: My original problem was that ELAN Financial Service made an extra (unauthorized draw) on my checking account, which overdrew the account. At the time, I was out of town, involved with my husband’s hospitalization. Unfortunately, this account was set up with all of our monthly auto-draws. Thus, the result was numerous return fees, … Read more
I recently wrote about Omni Management Partners as the result of a comment made on the site. Subsequently I received a copy of the client agreement. What follows is just my opinion about what I read in the agreement. I am not a lawyer and can’t offer any legal opinion about this agreement. What you … Read more
The State of Connecticut recently fined Reliant Account Management (RAM) for operating in the state without a money transmitter license. A consent order entered into by Gregory A. Winters agreed to pay a $5,000 civil penalty and to “cease and desist from engaging in the business of money transmission in the future in Connecticut without … Read more