Hurt Stolz, P.C. and clients Kay Pries and Pamela Daniels received a favorable ruling in their case against GreenPath, Inc. This is a Court’s first interpretation of the Georgia Debt Adjustment Act
On January 5, 2021, the U.S. Federal Court for the Middle District of Georgia denied Defendant GreenPath's motion to dismiss Plaintiffs' claims against it in a federal putative class action under Georgia's Debt Adjustment Act and the Fair Business Practices Act.. The...
9/1/20 – What is UM/UIM Coverage and Why You Should Have It
What is UM/UIM Coverage and Why You Should Have It In the September issue of Georgia Mountain Laurel, Mr. Hurt addresses uninsured and underinsured motorist coverages, and why it is a good idea to add those to your current policy. Read the full article HERE.
7/21/20 – Georgia Mountain Laurel Features Jimmy Hurt
July GML Feature on Jimmy Hurt In June, Georgia Mountain Laurel's Tracy McCoy interviewed our own Jimmy Hurt for a feature in the July issue regarding our new Clayton office and the Hurts' move to the mountains. Read the full article HERE.
7/8/20 – Repost from the GA Attorney General’s Office: How to Buy a Car Without Getting Taken for a Ride
Consumer Alert: How to Buy a Car Without Getting Taken for a Ride ATLANTA, GA – Are you ready for a new set of wheels? Next to buying a home, a vehicle is the biggest purchase most people will make, and once you sign a contract, there is typically no turning back. So,...
6/16/20 – Don’t Get Duped by a Rent-a-Bank
Don't Get Duped by a Rent-a-Bank In these trying times, businesses and individuals alike are striving to make sure their basic needs are covered. Unfortunately, unscrupulous “rent-a-banks” have been popping up around the country and taking advantage of desperate...
6/12/20 – Repost from the Penny Hoarder on Skipped Car Payments
Repost from the Penny Hoarder on Credit Issues Arising from Car Loan Companies Allowing Skipped Payments This article has some great tips if your car loan company allowed you to skip payments, and then said you were delinquent and posted negative items to your credit...
6/4/20 – Repost from Consumer Ed on Summer Camp Cancellations
Repost from the Georgia Office of the Attorney General on Summer Camp Cancellations This article has some great tips if you signed your kids up for summer camp, but it's been cancelled due to COVID-19, and you are being denied a refund. Read it here.
5/6/20 – Tips to Protect Your Financial Health in the Age of Coronavirus
This article was originally published in the May 2020 issue of Georgia Mountain Laurel magazine. To view the full publication, click here. Tips to Protect Your Financial Health in the Age of Coronavirus By: James W. Hurt, Jr. In most of our lifetimes, we’ve not seen...
5/1/20 – Letter to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Letter to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau May 1, 2020 Kathleen Kraninger, DirectorConsumer Financial Protection Bureau1700 G Street NWWashington, D.C. 20552 Re: Need for COVID-19 Consumer Protections Dear Director Kraninger: As the COVID-19 emergency...
4/29/20 – Surviving Debt – Especially Relevant During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Surviving Debt - Especially Relevant During the COVID-19 Pandemic The National Consumer Law Center has published it's 50th anniversary edition of Surviving Debt. There is a wealth of knowledge and advice here that's particularly relevant in these uncertain times. Read...