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...
Consumer Protection
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...
4/1/20 – Why You May Need a Consumer Protection Attorney
This article was originally published in the April 2020 issue of Georgia Mountain Laurel magazine. To view the full publication, click here. Why You May Need a Consumer Protection Attorney By: James W. Hurt, Jr. Financial injuries are much like physical injuries in...
3/1/20 – What is the NCSLT and Why You Need a Consumer Lawyer
What is the NCSLT and Why You Need a Consumer Lawyer Most college students look to federal loans to fund their education, however, this often isn’t enough. As a result, people turn to privately-funded loans to cover their education expenses. These loans typically...