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: Alabama Consumer BlogVideo - Overview Of Proving Fraud In Alabama
By M. Stan Herring
Debt collectors and mortgage companies (including mortgage servicers) often use fraud against Alabama consumers.
In this video I give you an overview or big picture look at what fraud is in Alabama and what you have to prove in order to be successful in a fraud lawsuit or counterclaim.
We have found the fraud law to be a powerful weapon against debt collectors who lie (for example to obtain a payment from you) and especially against mortgage companies who lie about stopping a foreclosure, etc.
The four basic requirements include:
*Mis-statement or a lie;
*Concerning a material (important) fact;
*Your reliance upon the lie is appropriate (you did not close your eyes to the truth); and
*The fraud actually damaged or harmed you.
I hope this has been helpful - we will include more information on fraud but hopefully this is enough to give you a quick overview.
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Full post as published by Alabama Consumer Blog on June 21, 2010 (boomark / email).
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