Blatt, Hasenmiller, Leibsker & Moore

Beler v. Blatt, Hasenmiller, Leibsker & Moore, L.L.C., 480

F.3d 470, 473–474 (7th Cir. 2007) Debt collector failed to provide consumer with validation. The debt collector was found not guilty of misleading or confusing consumer about the relation between J.C Penney to GE Capital and Monogram Bank. The debt collector froze the consumer’s bank account, but this act was not in violation of the FDCPA.

Hamid v. Blatt, Hasenmiller, Leibsker, Moore & Pellettieri,

2001 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 13918 (N.D. Ill. Aug. 31, 2001).
Defendant violated the FDCPA by filing a law suit against the consumer on a debt that was past the statute of limitations.

Moore v. Blatt, Hasenmiller, Leibsker & Moore, L.L.C.,

2006 WL 1806195 (C.D. Ill. June 29, 2006). The consumer stated that they never received the initial debt collection notice, but the defendant denied this by explaining their routine business practices when collecting debts. Consumer disputed the debt, but they did not sent a cease and desist letter to stop collection efforts.

This firm sucks

This firm had dealt with the / my same case with 4 different debt holders.

They are no more than ambulance chaser's with debtors. Harrasing calls, (on the verge of illegal) endless mail, and having "guys" with a badge, bang on your door.

These clowns don't respect the court even after bankruptcy judgements issued.

The next time I get any of their crap, I gonna turn the tables, and sue for harassment!

#1 - TimR - 06/13/2009 - 16:45

Blatt, Hasenmiller, Leibsker & Moore breaking the law, commiting fraud on the courts

Blatt, Hasenmiller, Leibsker & Moore consistently do not properly "Serve notice" via a process server who then files an affidavit in Court that he personally served (enter your name) you. They then go to court, when your case is called you are not there because you were not served, and they get a default judgment against you. they then follow that up with with other court proceedings, where by law you are supposed to be "served" but they do not serve you. And so you are not in court and they get default judgments on the motions. That seems to be their recipe for success, their commission of fraud on the court, using the court system and it's Judges as their own cash register/ printing press for money. Unfortunately the court system goes along with this practice, does not question why they are virtually never opposed or have opposing counsel in court to represent the defendant in these proceedings. So much for equal justice under the law and the rule of law. I guess you can pick and choose which laws you want to follow as you are breaking them for your own benefit, taking advantage and diminishing the authority of the Courts while tarnishing the "HONOR" of the Men and women entrusted with the Judicial oversight of our society.

#2 - Wizard - 09/20/2009 - 16:36

Balance Due

I would like to know the balance due on my account as of December '09.
Acct.# 2015699

#3 - Debra Rucker - 12/27/2009 - 19:32

i fought and won

I have been fighting in court with this company but there is ways to beat them in court and pay what you can afford and not have a wage garnishment against you. I currently have garnishment and i request a "wage exemption" at the courthouse and go before a judge on Mar. 4 2010. I have been fighting over a year now and I know how to beat them without an attorney. I have been to court three times and this will be a fourth time...I won the first three times so i hope I can win again for a fourth.

#4 - Roger - 02/11/2010 - 13:46

Blatt, Hasenmiller, Leibsker and

I was out of work for 14 months, and BHLM was right there waiting for me to get employed. Before I knew it the paperwork was in my mailbox that they were going to garnish my wages.

The return date on the summons is 3/12/2010. I mailed BHLM a check for $1956.07 today, and I hope that they do not harass me any more. I hope that they do not garnish my wages as I really dont want to lose my job again. I do want to possibly save my mortgage and not end up homeless.

Dont bother calling these people. They aren't interested in working something out. They are more interested in ruining someone's life over $1,956.07.

I really hope that BHLM and their employees feel good about themselves.

#5 - Stephen Mooney - 02/26/2010 - 18:35

Mr.

This company has pulled every trick in the book to get me to pay a debt that I\'m even real sure I owe. They were collecting for a co. called Midland Finance. I never even heard of these people, and no one would explain it to me. Then I received a notice that my wages were garnished! This was the first I heard of it!
So I quit my job. I really didn\'t need it and everyone is getting ready to be laid off there anyway. They won\'t get a dime out of me.

#6 - Jack - 04/27/2010 - 19:41

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