If you are being sued by Patenaude & Felix collecting a student loan on behalf of the National Collegiate Student Loan Trust ("NCSLT"), we can help.

      We've been successfully defending consumers against NCSLT lawsuits since 2007.  These cases have fundamental legal flaws which enable us to obtain low settlements or outright dismissals.

      If you would like to discuss how we can help you in a NCSLT case, call us at (877) 380-3280 or you can submit the form to the right and we'll respond promptly. The consultation is totally free and you are under no obligation. 

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       Why Us?

       We know Patenaude & Felix and they know us. They know we can prevail in court. As a result, they don't take these cases to trial, but instead, they'll settle or dismiss "on the courthouse steps" - that is: in the last week or two before trial.

       Patenaude & Felix has too many cases and too few attorneys to waste time trying a losing case against a knowledgeable consumer attorney, especially when they are making so much money (1) grabbing quick default judgments against defendant's who do nothing when served with a summons and complaint; and, (2) trying the occasional case against the self-represented defendant who takes his or her own case to trial. Either way, quick judgments result which are promptly turned into bank levies and/or wage garnishments, generating funds with paperwork alone.

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     The Worst Part 

       Experience teaches that the worst part of being sued is the worry. Especially if the amount is large. Some people worry in the extreme. Most people have never been sued before and many imagine the worst outcome. None of these people,  however, are aware that the case against them is weak!  If this sounds like you, let go of the worry !! It's neither necessary nor helpful. Slow your brain down. Take a deep breath. And relax. Then call us. This can all be handled easily. You just need to take action. If you call us, you'll never set foot in court.

       If you'd like to talk some more: (877) 380-3280

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