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Five Steps on How to Collect Your Judgment from a Recalcitrant Defendant, Sylvia Bolos. Consumer Law Newsletter, June 2017.
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Drafting FCRA Dispute Letters, Ian Lyngklip. Consumer Law Newsletter, June 2017.
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A Primer on the Michigan Lemon Law and Magnuson Moss Warranty Act, 2017, Gary Victor and Ian Lyngklip. October 2017. Michigan Bar Journal, co-author with Gary M. Victor.
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TCPA Causes of Action, ICLE February 2015-2018.
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Preventing Credit Damage in Divorce Cases, Ian Lyngklip and Gary Victor. Michigan Bar Journal, March 2014.
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How to Write Like a Trial Lawyer, Ian Lyngklip. Warrior, the publication of the Trial Lawyer's College,. Spring 2013
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The Michigan Consumer Protection Act is Virtually Dead Yet the Legislature, Executive Branch, and Many Attorneys Don't Seem to Know It. Michigan Bar Journal, August 2012.
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From Statutes to Stories. Warrior, the publication of the Trial Lawyer's College. Spring 2012.
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Debt Collector Liability Under the FDCPA for Failure to Note a Consumer Dispute Before Transfer to Next Collector, Julie Petrik. Michigan Consumer Law Section Newsletter, April 2008, Volume 12, No. 1.
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Remedies for Identity Theft Victims: Strategies for Protecting and Preserving Clients' Rights, Ian Lyngklip and Gary Victor. Michigan Bar Journal, October 2006, Volume 85, No. 10.
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Topical Summary of Consumer Protection Statutes Applicable in Proceedings In Michigan Courts, Ian Lyngklip. Presented to the Michigan Judicial Institute, March 29, 2004.
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Trade Secrets, Protective Orders and the Smoking Gun. The Consumer Advocate, Volume 9 Issue 4, October 2003.
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Top 5 Mistakes of general practitioners in handling identity thefts and credit reporting disputes. Ingham County Bar Associate Briefs, October 2003
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The Court of Appeals Provides Guidance Interpreting Potential Violations of the MCPA. Consumer Law Newsletter, Volume 4 No. 1, January 2000.
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Motor Vehicle Repair Fees and the Consumer, Ian Lyngklip. Consumer Law Newsletter, Volume 2 No. 2, June 1998.
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Civil RICO and Environmental Harms. University of Detroit Law Review, 1992.