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What is a consumer credit expert witness?
A consumer credit expert witness is an individual qualified to testify on credit laws and regulations, credit reporting, credit scoring, credit counseling, and consumer fraud, among other related issues.
What is the role of a consumer credit expert witness?
A consumer credit expert witness is qualified to provide opinions on issues related to consumer credit and lending practices.
How much can a person make as a consumer credit expert witness?
Consumer credit expert witnesses can expect to earn anywhere from $200 to $400 or more per hour, determined by the requirements of the case.
What are the qualifications of a consumer credit expert witness?
To qualify as a Consumer Credit Expert Witness, one should possess specialized knowledge and experience in consumer credit laws and regulations, including familiarity with lending practices, credit reporting, debt collection, and dispute resolution.
For a lawsuit, what type of evidence is gathered and reviewed by a consumer credit expert witness?
A consumer credit expert witness may gather and review evidence such as credit reports, loan agreements, payment histories, and other financial documents to provide testimony in a lawsuit.
What type of cases might require opinions from a consumer credit expert witness?
Cases involving credit reporting errors, identity theft, predatory lending practices, debt collection harassment, and bankruptcy proceedings may require opinions from a consumer credit expert witness.