About the Authors Carolyn L. Carter is NCLC’s deputy director for advocacy and was formerly co-director of Legal Services, Inc., in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and director of the Law Reform Office of Cleveland Legal Aid

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Date: 2013-12-19 17:59:40 Private law Law Business Predatory lending Warranty Unfair business practices Federal Trade Commission Predatory mortgage servicing Equity stripping United States housing bubble Consumer protection Consumer protection law		About the Authors Carolyn L. Carter is NCLC’s deputy director for advocacy and was formerly co-director of Legal Services, Inc., in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and director of the Law Reform Office of Cleveland Legal Aid Add to Reading List Source URL: shop.consumerlaw.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 28,15 KB Share Document on Facebook

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