Just to clarify, we are not the Litigation Practice Group, but we do have some valuable information about their current situation. If you are a client of the Litigation Practice Group, you may have received an email regarding the transfer of your account to Phoenix Law, Oakstone Law Group, or Gallant Law PC. This email may have left you with some unanswered questions.
Introducing Phoenix Law, Oakstone Law Group, and Gallant Law PC
You might be wondering who these three law firms are. Phoenix Law, Oakstone Law Group, and Gallant Law PC are reputable firms that offer various legal services to debtors, helping them address their financial obligations. With the closure of the Litigation Practice Group, their clients’ files have been transferred to these law firms.
In this article, we will discuss why the Litigation Practice Group has closed its doors and provide you with information about your options moving forward.
The Situation with the Litigation Practice Group
The Litigation Practice Group, also known as LPG, specialized in debt relief, bankruptcy, and litigation matters such as civil, commercial, and real estate cases. On LinkedIn, LPG promoted their services by stating, “We assist consumers across 48 US states with debt relief legal services, including Collections Harassment, FDCPA, bankruptcy, and more. Our experienced law team provides litigation support and advisory services to help you overcome debt problems and regain control of your life.”
Unfortunately, we have learned that the firm has permanently closed its operations. This means that their services are no longer available. Our research confirms that the Litigation Practice Group has indeed shut down.
The Litigation Practice Group Lawsuit
On January 9, 2023, the Litigation Practice Group was sued by Naz II Holding. The lawsuit alleges that Tony Diab, a disbarred attorney for ethics violations, had been running the Litigation Practice Group. The allegations include diverting settlement funds meant for clients into his personal bank account.
If you are a client of the Litigation Practice Group, it is likely that you have received an email regarding the transfer of your account to Phoenix Law or Oakstone Law Group. This may have left you with many unanswered questions.
Cancelling Phoenix Law or Requesting a Refund
If you wish to cancel, it is advisable to contact your bank to block any future withdrawals. Additionally, you might be wondering how to obtain a refund for the funds you have deposited into your Litigation Practice Group account. Some individuals who experienced communication difficulties tried reaching out to the Better Business Bureau (BBB). A BBB complaint filed against the Litigation Practice Group indicates that the firm claims to be processing refunds, although it is unclear whether filing a BBB complaint is necessary to receive a refund.
What is a BBB Complaint?
A BBB complaint is a means of resolving disputes related to the services or products provided by a business. The complaint must meet certain acceptance guidelines, after which BBB contacts the business and requests a response.
Will Phoenix Law or Oakstone Law Group Issue a Refund?
According to one BBB complaint, a former Litigation Practice Group client reported that another company had acquired Litigation Practice Group’s accounts and stated that they were not authorized to issue refunds.
So, what are your options for managing the debt after cancellation?
Dealing with Your Credit Score and Outstanding Debt
CuraDebt is here to assist you. We can help you navigate your options following the cancellation of your Litigation Practice Group account and guide you through the process of becoming debt-free. We have successfully assisted numerous former Litigation Practice Group clients in eliminating their debts. Debt settlement may be a viable option, especially if you are facing financial hardship, as it can lead to significant savings, potentially reducing your debts by 50%.
Conclusion
If you were a client of the Litigation Practice Group, we hope that this article has provided you with up-to-date information about the current situation. If you require further assistance or would like to explore alternative options, you can contact CuraDebt for a free consultation by calling 1-877-850-3328 or by requesting a consultation here.
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