T. Frank JacksonPLLC

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Re: Business Law, Contracts and Non-Compete Agreement

During December, 2007, I contacted Mr. Frank Jackson and his law firm with regard to a potential breach of my non-compete contract with a large corporation. Frank was enormously helpful and pointed out that the non-compete agreement that I had signed was likely unenforceable with the Courts of the State of Tennessee because of its extended duration, etc. Unlike any other attorney I have ever dealt with, Frank was unusually fair with regard to his charges for fee for his time and the level of research that he conducted for me. Although I am an experienced business person, now for many years, I have never experienced such a high level of integrity with any other lawyer. I highly recommend him to anyone, and certainly anyone who has been unfairly treated by a big corporation Frank is also very personable and friendly -- not the usual "Stuffed" shirt that you encounter at legal firms, which made legal consultation a pleasant, rewarding and fair experience -- for the first time in my life. (Name with held by request.)

Re: Identity Theft and False Credit Reporting

I am a retired employee of the U.S. Senate. I discovered in 2004 that a residential lender, mortgage creditor had reported, falsely and fraudulently, to TransUnion, Equifax and Experian that I owed about $200,000 on a home loan, which I knew nothing about since my identity had been stolen. The creditor refused to clear my credit after I explained the identity theft. I contacted Mr. Jackson and explained my problem to him. He filed suit on my behalf and stuck by me for several years, during which my husband died, and I did not think I could go on. Professionals explained to the court and to creditor that my signatures were forged on a promissory note, mortgage and a deed, but the creditor would not relent and correct the records and withdraw its unfavorable, false report to the three credit reporting agencies. Mr. Jackson always encouraged me and stuck with me to the end. He never failed me; he always responded to give me hope. Mr. Jackson is a fair man. After four years, Mr. Jackson prevailed for me, settled the matter in my favor. Mr. Jackson is a fair, honest and honorable man and a superb lawyer. I recommend Mr. Jackson and his law firm as the service and advice I received from him was excellent. (Name withheld by request.)




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Consumer Protection

03.10.10 1:15PM
Enforcement Officials from Around the World to Address Trends and Policy In Competition and Consumer Protection
CHICAGO, March 10, 2010 — With antitrust and consumer protection law and policy playing a more prominent role in public debate around the world, top enforcement officials and antitrust practitioners from the United States and abroad will convene for the 58th Antitrust Law Spring Meeting, sponsored by the American Bar Association Section of Antitrust Law, April 21-23 at the JW Marriott Hotel and ...
03.10.10 1:15PM
Enforcement Officials from Around the World to Address Trends and Policy In Competition and Consumer Protection
CHICAGO, March 10, 2010 — With antitrust and consumer protection law and policy playing a more prominent role in public debate around the world, top enforcement officials and antitrust practitioners from the United States and abroad will convene for the 58th Antitrust Law Spring Meeting, sponsored by the American Bar Association Section of Antitrust Law, April 21-23 at the JW Marriott Hotel and ...
03.10.10 9:58AM
GRTU does not see need for Consumer Protection Agency
The GRTU does not understand why the government is planning to set up a Consumer Protection Agency, GRTU President Paul Abela said today. "We cannot see what need there is, in 2010, to set up an agency such as this.

Retirement Planning

03.10.10 9:17AM
Web site lists Cheyenne among top retirement towns
Associated Press - March 10, 2010 10:15 AM ET CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - A retirement planning Web site has listed Cheyenne among the nation's 100 most popular places to retire.
03.10.10 9:17AM
Web site lists Cheyenne among top retirement towns
Associated Press - March 10, 2010 10:15 AM ET CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - A retirement planning Web site has listed Cheyenne among the nation's 100 most popular places to retire.
03.10.10 7:31AM
Cheyenne among top locations to retire
CHEYENNE -- Cheyenne is one of the nation's 100 most popular places to retire, according to a retirement planning Web site. Wyoming's capital city beat out previous winners like Maryville, Tenn., and Thomasville, Ga., to rank at No. 84 on the 2010 list.

Estate Planning

03.10.10 1:33PM
Turkish Bond Scam Diverted Funds to Cryogenics, Porn, SEC Says
An Illinois estate-planning firm raised more than $20 million for Turkish Eurobond investments, then diverted money to a stamp collection, Internet pornography and cryogenically frozen umbilical cords, U.S. regulators said.
03.10.10 1:33PM
Turkish Bond Scam Diverted Funds to Cryogenics, Porn, SEC Says
An Illinois estate-planning firm raised more than $20 million for Turkish Eurobond investments, then diverted money to a stamp collection, Internet pornography and cryogenically frozen umbilical cords, U.S. regulators said.
03.10.10 12:21PM
SEC Halts Ponzi Scheme Preying on Retirees Attending Estate Planning Seminars
Washington, D.C., March 10, 2010 — The Securities and Exchange Commission has obtained an emergency court order to shut down a Ponzi scheme targeting retirees in California and Illinois by inviting them to estate planning seminars and later coaxing them to buy promissory notes for purported Turkish investments.

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