Fighting Back Against Third Party Debt Buyers & Predatory Debt Settlement Practices

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Includes a Live Web Event on 04/21/2026 at 2:00 PM (EDT)

Consumer debt cases are evolving rapidly, and bad actors are becoming more sophisticated. This webinar will give you actionable insights to better defend your clients and recognize harmful industry practices before they cause further damage. This session will equip you with the tools and knowledge needed to better protect clients and communities from abusive and deceptive practices.

Join us for an informative and practical webinar led by consumer law attorney Angel Kwaterski, Consumer Law Priority Coordinator at Legal Action of Wisconsin, as we take a closer look at two growing threats facing consumers: third-party debt buyers and predatory debt settlement companies.

What You Will Learn

• How to address the growing issue of debt buying with a focus on common industry participant LVNV
• How these debt buyers operate and common issues in debt collection cases
• What are key legal defenses and strategies for challenging debt buyer claims
• How to recognize warning signs of predatory debt settlement companies
• How these companies exploit financially vulnerable consumers

Angel Rose Kwaterski

Angel Rose Kwaterski is the Consumer Law Priority Coordinator at Legal Action of Wisconsin and is currently based in their Oshkosh, Wisconsin office. Angel provides oversight, mentorship and training related to all consumer matters that the firm assists with. In addition to her role as Priority Coordinator, she is a staff attorney within the Elder Rights Project where she provides legal representation to Wisconsin residents aged 60 or older who are victims of crimes as it relates to housing, family, and consumer law issues. Angel specializes in consumer related issues such as auto fraud, financial exploitation, debt collection matters and bankruptcy. Angel received her Bachelor of Arts from Marquette University in 2013 and her Juris Doctor from The John Marshall Law School, now known as UIC John Marshall Law School in 2016.