Harold C. Riethman Vicki A. Hagel v. Isobel Berry David Culp Berry and Culp (A/k/a Berry and Culp, p.c.)

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• concluding lawyers who did not require up-front payment nonetheless did not “give their clients a unilateral right to defer payments”
• construing “creditor” to mean someone who enters into an agreement with another party who uses credit to incur debt
• construing A creditor @ to mean someone who enters into an agreement with another party who uses credit to incur debt
• law firm was not a “creditor” subject to the ECOA
• law firm was not a creditor

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).