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12/31/2025

Happy New Year!!

#2026

12/24/2025

11/26/2025

Grateful for each and every one of you.
Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🍽️

11/07/2025

Ever tried to figure out how to actually sue your insurance company? It’s confusing, and that is by design. We’ve cracked the code and helped countless clients get the payouts they earned.

11/07/2025

Hilarity Ensues
What is Delta worried about vs. Spirit Airlines?! Further breaking down the contract for carriage

11/04/2025

Worth it

10/30/2025

Delta vs. Spirit Airlines: Which carrier really holds up when it comes to your rights as a passenger?
Let’s unpack the Contract of Carriage. The fine print that could make or break your next trip.

10/28/2025

Dave has entered the rap game, y'all! Streaming on
Everywhere.
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09/29/2025

Frazier v X corp. (Formally known as Twitter) DECIDED. Is this frustrating or what?

09/25/2025

What legal question is on your mind today? Recalls, contracts, housing, employment, scams, social media?
Comment your question, DM “ASK DAVE” if you want it private. Save this post and tag a friend who should ask too.
General info, not legal advice.

09/18/2025

Madgett Law, Friends & Family Outing! Grateful for this team on and off the clock.

10/12/2023

This article is liberating news for many Americans, as well as an excellent resource for ensuring that your credit report is free of inaccurate information.
Nearly 1-in-5 households in the United States have reported having some form of overdue medical debt, and in 2021, 43 million people had allegedly unpaid medical bills on their credit reports. Very well-meaning, you could too!

Congress passed the No Surprises Act to help protect Americans from certain unexpected medical bills, Meaning If you happen to be among the numerous Americans facing unpaid medical bills, there are actions you can consider to potentially prevent these debts from continuing to impact your credit score, as well as your ability to secure employment and housing.

The nationwide credit reporting companies have removed medical collections already paid, under $500 or less than a year old from consumer credit reports. Have medical debt? Here’s what you should know.