Autovest LLC

If Autovest LLC Is Suing You for Debt, Contact Us for Help!

If you have been sued by Autovest LLC, you may possibly be the victim of unlawful debt collections practices. This company purchases debts from a variety of creditors and then makes money off of collecting those debts on behalf of the creditors. In some cases, creditors and debt collectors may be held accountable for violating state and federal consumer protection laws. There is also the option of defending against a debt lawsuit by challenging the legal basis for the suit and placing the burden of proof on the creditor to demonstrate that you owe anything at all. According to consumer complaints submitted to Ripoff Reports, Autovest LLC has been accused of employing questionable tactics ranging from suing for debts that consumers do not actually owe to charging unreasonable interest rates.

Partner With an Aggressive Debt Relief Lawyer

Lebedin Kofman LLP may be able to help you. We have a proven track record of success in fighting back debt buyers and collectors who use unfair or abusive techniques. If Autovest LLC has served you a lawsuit notice, we may be able to arrange a settlement that is significantly lower than the original debt claim. In a recent case, for instance, an insurance provider sued our client for $90,000 in medical expenses that it claimed were not covered in the client's plan. We successfully defended our client in Supreme Court, reaching an out-of-court settlement of $10,000-less than 15 percent of the original lawsuit amount.

Recent Case Results

• In a recent case against Deily & Glastetter, were able to negotiate a settlement for our client, reducing the balance from more than $7,000 down to a $4,000 lump sum payment
• In a recent case against Deily & Glastetter. we were able to negotiate a settlement for our client; reducing the balance from more than $8,000 down to a $2,000 lump sum payment broken down into two payments
• We were able to negotiate a settlement for our client, reducing the balance from more than $6,300 down to a $4,200 lump sum payment.