American Express sued our client for over $17,000 in the Superior Court of Connecticut in Stamford. Attorney Woods was able to successfully negotiate favorable resolution where the client settled for a lump sum amount of $5,000, less than 33% of the balance owed.
American Express sued client in the Superior Court of Connecticut in Hartford for a balance over $20,000. Client retianed Attorney Woods who was able to settle the outstanding balance for 60% of the balance allegedly owed.
American Express made a demand on client for a past-due balance on an American Express Business Platinum Card in the amount of approximately $375,000. American Express was demanding payment in full and threatening suit. We were able to successfully able to negotiate a 36-month payment plan with no monthly interest.
Bank of America brought a foreclosure action against client in 2008 in the Superior Court of Connecticut in Hartford. Client retained The Woods Law Firm, LLC. In court proceedings spanning well over five years, The Woods Law Firm, LLC successfully and aggressively defended client in the foreclosure action and was able to negotiate with Bank…
Bank of America sued client in the Superior Court of Connecticut in Putnam for two different credit cards totaling a collective balance of over $40,000. Attorney Woods negotiated a settlement of 60% and the case was withdrawn.
Client owed approximately $15,000 to Barclays. Client retained Attorney Woods who was able to negotiate a pre-suit settlement of 35% of the balance owed.
Capital One sued client in the Superior Court of Connecticut in Litchfield after client defaulted on a Capital One credit card with a balance of almost $26,000.00. We reviewed Capital One’s Complaint and supporting documentation. We were able to successfully navigate a settlement where the client saved over $8,000.00 and avoided a Judgment.
Capital One sued client for damages exceeding $6,500 in the Superior Court of Connecticut in New Britain. Client never responded to the lawsuit and Capital One obtained a default judgment against client. Client retained The Woods Law Firm, LLC. We successfully filed a Motion to Open and Vacate the Judgment. We defended client and negotiated…
Cavalry SPV I, LLC sued our client for an alleged Citibank credit card debt which was over $20,000.00 in the Superior Court in Stamford. The Woods Law Firm, LLC reviewed the file and discovered that the client, who lives in Florida, was sued in the wrong state violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. We…
Cavalry SPV I, LLC sued our client for an alleged J. P. Morgan Chase credit card debt which was over $7,000.00 in the Superior Court in New Britain. The Woods Law Firm, LLC reviewed the file and discovered that the client, who lives in North Carolina, was sued in the wrong state violating the Fair…
Cavalry SPV I, LLC filed suit against our client in the Superior Court in New Haven for an alleged debt owed to Citibank over $6,500.00. After a careful review of the Summons and Complaint, it became apparent that the client had a strong statute of limitations defense. The Woods Law Firm, LLC was able to…
Cavalry SPV I, LLC sued our client in the Superior Court in Litchfield for an alleged debt owed to Citibank over $11,500.00. After a careful review of the Summons and Complaint, it became apparent that the client had a strong defense. The Woods Law Firm, LLC was able to negotiate a mutual release of claims with…
Central Mortgage Company commenced a foreclosure action against client in the Superior Court of Connecticut in New Haven. Client retained The Woods Law Firm, LLC. We successfully defended client in foreclosure action, allowing client to receive a loan modification and save client’s home.
Chase Bank sued client in the Superior Court of Connecticut in Bridgeport for damages in excess of $25,000 as a result of client’s alleged default on two Chase credit cards. Client retained The Woods Law Firm, LLC. We aggressively defended client and were able to negotiate a settlement on both accounts, resulting in client only…
Chase Bank sued client in the State of New York for over $15,000 as a result of client’s alleged default on a Chase credit card. Client retained The Woods Law Firm, LLC. We reviewed the history of collection attempts with respect to the alleged account and filed a counterclaim citing collection abuse and unfair and…
Consumer Solutions 3, LLC started foreclosure action against client in the Superior Court of Connecticut in Hartford. Client retained The Woods Law Firm, LLC. We negotiated a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure where client was able to obtain $15,000 from lender in exchange for agreeing to release a potential Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act counterclaim and vacating…
Discover sued client in the Superior Court of Connecticut in Rockville for approximately $10,000 following client’s alleged default on a Discover credit card. Client retained The Woods Law Firm, LLC. We were able to negotiate a settlement with Discover resulting in client only paying 55% of the alleged balance owed to Discover.
JH Debt Equities sued client for an alleged Bank of America debt in an amount exceeding $33,000. After retaining The Woods Law Firm, LLC, we were able to get the case dismissed!
LVNV Funding, LLC sued our client for close to $10,000 in the Superior Court of Connecticut in Bridgeport. Attorney Woods successfully negotiated a settlement for approximately 25% of the balance owed, saving the client 75% and avoiding a Judgment.
Midland Funding, LLC brought suit in the Superior Court of Connecticut against our client for over $11,000.00, which it claimed was the result of an alleged default on a Barclays Bank of Delaware credit card account. The Woods Law Firm, LLC was retained at the eleventh hour, about a week before a scheduled trial. Upon…
Midland Funding, LLC filed an action against our client in Rockville, Connecticut arising out of an alleged default on a Synchrony Bank credit card. The amount of the debt was almost $6,000.00. It was discovered that the client did not live within the Rockville Judicial District and did not sign the contract in Rockville. The…
Nationwide Advantage Mortgage brought a foreclosure action against client in the Superior Court of Connecticut in Hartford. Client defaulted in the action and Nationwide Advantage Mortgage obtained a judgment of foreclosure against client and sought to auction client’s home. Client retained The Woods Law Firm, LLC. Four days before the sale, The Woods Law Firm…
Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC brought suit in the Superior Court of Connecticut against client for almost $17,000.00 for an alleged Bank of America credit card debt. The Complaint contained a number of deficiencies, including the failure to attach to it a copy of the card member agreement which pertained to the original debt. After being…
Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC sued our client in the Superior Court of Connecticut for an alleged Bank of America credit card debt exceeding $6,000.00. The Woods Law Firm, LLC became involved after our client had represented herself for several months. We quickly identified a violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and sued Portfolio…
RBS Citizens brought foreclosure action against client in the Superior Court of Connecticut in New London, and obtained summary judgment as to liability but not to damages. Client retained The Woods Law Firm, LLC. We were able to convince the Court that mediation was appropriate in this case, and, after close to two years in…
Client was criminally charged with four misdemeanor counts of failing to remit sales tax to the State of Connecticut, totaling approximately $170,000. Client retained The Woods Law Firm, LLC. We aggressively contested the matter. As a result, we were able to negotiate a nolle prosequi (dismissal under Connecticut law) of all four misdemeanor charges, with…
In the amount of $179,900 in commercial collections matter pursuant to a commercial waiver in the parties’ contract
In the amount of $67,000 in commercial collections matter pursuant to a commercial waiver in the parties’ contract
In the amount of $115,000 in commercial collections matter pursuant to a commercial waiver in the parties’ contract
In the amount of $450,000 in commercial collections matter pursuant to a commercial waiver in the parties’ contract
Unifund Corporation sued client for approximately $21,000.00, the basis of which was an alleged debt owed to Citibank. After contentious litigation, The Woods Law Firm, LLC was able to negotiate a settlement of $10,000.00, saving the client over 50%!
