Dostart Hannink LLP
Have You obtained an Income Share Agreement (“ISA”) or Retail Installment Contract (“RIC”) Within The Past 4 Years?
Join our free class action investigation into Income Share Agreements & Retail Installment Contract.
- Some ISAs or RICs may improperly represent that they are not loans and potentially mislead consumers
- You may be able to recover 3x any improper interest you paid plus additional damages
- A court may be willing to cancel part or all of the amount you owe or reduce the interest rate
- Absolutely free to join our class action investigation
- We’ve recovered over $300 million for our clients
- You may be entitled to compensation
- Our firm has handled hundreds of class action lawsuits
Don’t Delay! Call us if you’ve obtained an Income Share Agreement (ISA) or Retail Installment Contract (RIC) for educational expenses in California in the past 4 years
Join our FREE investigation. You may be entitled to compensation at no cost to you
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Income Share Agreements/Retail Installment Contracts Investigations
If you obtained an Income Share Agreement (“ISA”) or Retail Installment Contract (“RIC”) for educational expenses in California within the past 4 years, you might be owed money. An ISA or RIC is a tuition financing program wherein a student agrees to repayments based on a percentage of their future earnings and/or for a certain time period. Some ISAs or RICs may improperly represent that they are not loans, fail to provide disclosures required by law, contain improper penalty provisions, or mislead consumers.
If you entered into an ISA or RIC (or any loan) within the past four years and if your rights were violated, you might be able to recover three times any improper interest you paid plus additional damages, or a court might be willing to cancel part or all of the amount you owe or reduce the interest rate. Of course, results depend on the facts of each individual case, we cannot guarantee any result, we do not know if your rights have been violated, and this may be considered attorney advertising.