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Peter Holland
Peter Holland
's practice is devoted almost exclusively to Consumer Rights cases such as Auto Dealer Fraud, Wrongful Repossessions, Mortgage Fraud, Predatory Lending, Foreclosure Rescue Scams, Debt Collection Harassment and Consumer Class Actions. He teaches a Consumer Protection Law Seminar as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Maryland School of Law, has lectured extensively on consumer's rights and legal ethics. An active member of the National Association of Consumer Advocates, Mr. Holland advocates for the consumer on CLIENTELEVISION.
Mary Keating
Though she represents consumers and businesses in significant contract, real estate and bankruptcy cases, a large part of
Mary Keating
's practice involves the representation of plaintiffs in federal civil rights cases arising out of employment disputes, the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Fair Labor Standards Act, and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. Having counseled both employees and employers on these regulations, Ms. Keating provides the benefit of her experience in the Employment Channel.
Irwin Kramer
Irwin Kramer
has served as lead counsel in complex litigation involving Fortune 500 companies, insurance carriers, and businesses throughout the world. A former professor of evidence and litigation procedure, he has taught at some of the most prestigious law schools in the nation, continues to publish and to lecture nationally on trial advocacy and legal ethics, and serves as the Executive Producer of The Legal Television Network.
Matthew Lesko
Known to insomniacs as "that question mark guy,"
Matthew Lesko
is a walking trademark whose late-night infomercials have been so successful that the suits at Harvard Business School invited him to deliver a lecture on branding. Beneath his own suit lies an MBA-trained entrepreneur who questions conventional wisdom and the legal establishment on CLIENTELEVISION.
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Peter Holland's practice is devoted almost exclusively to Consumer Rights cases such as Auto Dealer Fraud, Wrongful Repossessions, Mortgage Fraud, Predatory Lending, Foreclosure Rescue Scams, Debt Collection Harassment and Consumer Class Actions. He teaches a Consumer Protection Law Seminar as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Maryland School of Law, has lectured extensively on consumer's rights and legal ethics. An active member of the National Association of Consumer Advocates, Mr. Holland advocates for the consumer on CLIENTELEVISION.
Though she represents consumers and businesses in significant contract, real estate and bankruptcy cases, a large part of Mary Keating's practice involves the representation of plaintiffs in federal civil rights cases arising out of employment disputes, the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Fair Labor Standards Act, and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. Having counseled both employees and employers on these regulations, Ms. Keating provides the benefit of her experience in the Employment Channel.
Irwin Kramer has served as lead counsel in complex litigation involving Fortune 500 companies, insurance carriers, and businesses throughout the world. A former professor of evidence and litigation procedure, he has taught at some of the most prestigious law schools in the nation, continues to publish and to lecture nationally on trial advocacy and legal ethics, and serves as the Executive Producer of The Legal Television Network.
Known to insomniacs as "that question mark guy," Matthew Lesko is a walking trademark whose late-night infomercials have been so successful that the suits at Harvard Business School invited him to deliver a lecture on branding. Beneath his own suit lies an MBA-trained entrepreneur who questions conventional wisdom and the legal establishment on CLIENTELEVISION.