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Member LSUC · Posted: Sat Oct 07, 2006 10:16 pm Subject:

You've quoted the Act! What part of 'the act does not apply to a barrister or solicitor (I'll spell that in English for you L A W Y E R) / employees' do you not understand?
This is not grey, it's black and white. A strong topic of discussion - where? At your dinner table?
What's wrong with you people, what's so confusing? The fact that you were contacted?
This office that you keep making reference to is not the only firm collecting bad debt. There are several all over the place. Do you people think that Mr. Kupferstein is the only lawyer out there going after indebted consumers?
Brainwashed are the people like yourselves that are trying so hard to find fault, but wake up - there isn't any. Why hasn't this guys office been shut down if he's doing stuff illegally? Do you think the Law Society of Upper Canada just slaps unethical lawyers on the wrist? Quite simply he would not be a practicing lawyer anywhere is he were committing crimes. News Flash - he's still practicing.
You've not been able to figure out the workings so because you aren't smart enough to figure this extremely simple matter out it (according to you and your brother)must be illegal? Fools.
It's clearly time for all of you to move on, you all have no business being here.

Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 6:04 pm Subject:

Best I have been able to determine, Mr. Kupferstein is the only "lawyer employee" of Liability Solutions. None of the other people at that company are registered lawyers. I think this is how they are skirting around the law.

They call "from The Law Office" and drop Kupferstein's name. But since they send out zero documentation, they escape violating debt laws. And since Kupferstein is only an employee, he is never getting in trouble for this firms actions.

Who is Jay Cowan? Is he a lawyer? And why did Jay Cowan hire Paul Kupferstein?

Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 6:16 pm Subject:

Read this article, chances are this attorney is doing the same thing as this attorney and it came back to bite her and her dad in the ass in the end. Sounds like what might be going on here:

collectionindustrylive.com/news_lenahan.html

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 5:47 am Subject:

Cue the Arte Johnson:

Verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry interesting......

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:39 am Subject:

I love it!!!! LOL

I hate to burst your bubble, buddy, but right now as I write this reply, the Law Society of Upper Canada has received numerous complaints about the "Law Office" and/or Liability Solutions.

The part of the ACT that I am quoting is the part of whether or not the "Law Office" its lawyers, and/or employees have a regular routine of collecting on bad debt.

Remember, what goes around comes around. The Law Office and Liability Solutions are being investigated. By the way, there is another "Law Company" in Ontario that is in the midst of being shut down for practice that is unethical. Check it out. Soon, all employees of a Law Office, Collection Agency or Debt Recovery firms will have to be registered, bonded and filed with the Ministry of Consumer Relations, just like paralegals are now.

Guest · Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 4:55 pm Subject:

There is no investigation, there was one, but it's over and really nothing came of it. Too bad for this Law Company. People complain all the time, you see they don't want to pay their debt. They call the LSUC as a way of attempting to get out of paying their debt. The LSUC has actually visited the Law Office and took a look around, shook everyones hand and called it a day. The RCMP even had a visit and also shook everyones hand and as well called it a day. The Law Office probably gets as many complaints as collection agencies do, because people don't want to pay. Has the Law Office ever contacted you 'Canadaconsumer'? You are referring to the Law Office as being unethical, how is it unethical?
Now you have decided that Mr. Kupferstein is an employee of Liability Solutions? Where do you come up with these ideas, perhaps these things come to you in your dreams?
Why is the Law Office still in business? Do you honestly believe that a bunch of people that post garbage on a forum have any pull?
There is absolutely nothing going on at the Law Office that the Law Society of Upper Canada is unaware of, never has been, never will be.
I'm not your buddy, and you sure a hell didn't burst any bubble of mine!

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 6:45 pm Subject:

Jedi, you crack me up!!!!!!!!!!! I want to be Ruth Buzzi!!!!!!!

Guest · Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 7:02 pm Subject: Whatever

I really don't care if Mr. Kuperfstein is an employee of Liability Solutions or "Law Office", I just would like to see people like him and his company act in a respectful and legal fashion. That's all.

If I offended you, I apologize but I didn't want it to go personal, but I guess I pushed a button that you didn't want pushed.

If you act in a respectful and trustful manner, I commend you but everything I have read here from both yourself and others tells me that someone has something to hide.

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 9:33 pm Subject:

As I should have expected, all of my questions were completely ignored. And now that I brought them up, I'll get the standard "That's none of your business why Mr. Cowan hired Mr. Kupferstein." followed by "Mr. Cowan is a lawyer", which of course will have NO link to prove this and I will be forced to simply take their word for it, even though I can search the LSUC and FIND Paul Kupferstein listed, but not find anyone by the name of Jay Cowan.

As usual, they will hide behind their veil of secracy, claiming they do no wrong and calling us debt deadbeats who are just looking for a way out of our debt.

And again, I'll shoot back with my standard reply: I owed $2000 until I told Mr. David that I felt he was a scam and I have never heard from him since. I guess "The Law Office of Liability Solutions" is so filled with money that they don't need to pursue me in court.

Guest · Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 5:59 am Subject:

They will only see it one way - their way.

There seems to be no way of getting through to them, getting answers from them, etc., etc., etc.

They live in their own little world with their own little opinions and ARE the only ones on here defending the actions of this firm.

They "have no business being here" - period!

Guest · Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 6:20 pm Subject:

Equally, you all see it one way - your way. What you all fail to realize is that all of your questions that deamed a response where answered.
Canadaconsumer you wouldn't happen to live in Eastern Canada would you?
Slandering and defaming are a crime and don't go un- punished. Think twice before you speak.

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 6:42 am Subject:

FED UP! · Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 7:25 am Subject:

The air between their heads must be cutting off the blood circulation to their brains!

They are totally once again trying to avoid confrontation and making it look like they have answered all questions asked of them WHEN as we all clearly know they haven't! Reverse psychology doesn't work here GUEST!

How many times do we have to post the questions you have never answered - you are a complete joke and waste of time to even bother with. You post just for your own pleasure and YOU have no clue of what you preach. I truly believe you do have no life outside of your little Kuperstein cell.

I am sure you will once again grace up with your incompetent postings yet again as you have nothing better to do with your time than come on here and try and bull !@#$ everyone into thinking you do. Answer the questions or please leave - your postings are useless and furthermore, empty!

If you want to play with the big boys, you'll have to do better than that!

Guest · Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 6:26 pm Subject:

LOL! Knowing whether or not Mr. Cowan is a lawyer is irrelevant. Yes, I believe that question "doesn't need a response."
Fed up! I indeed do know very well what I preach.

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