This is an interesting set of videos I ran across on youtube. They total about 25 minutes in length but are a very good watch if you have the time. I'd be interested to see what you guys think of this lawyer. It appears that his lawsuit's of credit card companies and banks are based on unethical practices leading to lending with the knowledge that the borrower is incapable of paying back the debt.
Do you think there is anything that would ensure the use of ethical practice by these banks? Perhaps more and more lawsuits would change their minds? Let me know what you think.
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