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La Crescente, CA (PRWeb) December 27, 2011 (PRWeb) December 28, 2011

Tags Steven E. Warner monitors processes in Los Angeles Superior Court against American Express. He claimed that American Express has really stolen his identity to him personally liable for corporate debts of his employer, and in the process, destroyed his honor. It is represented in Brennan, Wiener & Associates of La Crescente, Ca. Which issued this press release. V. Warner, American Express, BC 430 180th

Tags: Mr. Warner said the following sequence of events in his complaint against American Express: Eight years ago, Steven E. Warner worked as a manager for a company called TPL Communications (TPL). One day he placed a call to notify American Express credit card company, James Briggs, who was one of the original owners of the TPL, left the name Briggs and therefore should be removed from all accounts TPL. AMEX representative wanted to know myself Warner, said Warner was the sole purpose of sending invoices, and informed him that it must contain the name of the AMEX Briggs as needed. Warner did not sign any contract or agreement with AMEX.

Tags: AMEX warnings then complaint states that Warners took personal identity information for transmission of credit card accounts TPLS Briggs Warners to name, so you personally responsible for the company’s debt without his knowledge. In the next half dozen years, Warner had no idea that ex-Briggs accounts is now in his favor because the bills when they came he went directly to the accounting department for payment of TPL.

Mark Warner testified that in late February 2009, Warner was sacked from TPL due to the economic crisis. The following month, according to Warner, he got a call from a representative of the Ministry AMEXs meeting regarding the due credit card accounts in the amount of $ 55,750.69 TPL. Warner sent certified letters AMEX dispute that was financially responsible for TPL account or credit card line of credit.

Tags: Warners complaint states that at the end of May 2009, Senior Account Status AMEX Warner representative called asking him to pay in the number of credit card accounts, nine-month probationary period. In June 2009, Warner dispute letter scam AMEX TPL department of accounting and credit management, and associated with a paper copy of the police report submitted by the Federal Trade Commission under oath, and a copy of their State of California driver’s license. In his letter to Warner are required: 1) copy of the original request for credit cards and credit lines, 2) all copies of billing statements and any other correspondence relating to these accounts, 3) further information about these accounts, 4) Application data or records of telephone application, 5) a summary of investigators electronic or otherwise, 6) copies or transcripts of all communication with the CFO nine-month probationary period and other representatives of the company in connection with credit card bills or lines of credit, and 7), removal of derogatory remarks warning AMEX listed in personal credit reports from 24.ledna the 2008th

Tags: 6 August 2009, TPL alone has sent correspondence with Warner AMEX acquitted, TPL debts with the fact that [Warner] never been a member of the Board, who ever did on the board. In addition, Warner is not permitted without the financial responsibility and authority to open accounts on behalf of his company and the company does not have an account transferred to his name. He was, however, is entitled to charge for commercial purposes [AMEX call [authorized cardmember] No, but someone who is fully responsible for corporate debt. TPL is always responsible for bills and [Warner] is relieved of all financial obligations. He further stated that the letter, Warner did not open, or allow the application to their accounts using their personal name and social security number.

Tags: In spite of this Declaration and the Warner and TPL, AMEX and continue to say that this day open accounts claim that Warner and was personally responsible for the debts of nine-month probationary period. AMEX also stated that Warners canceled personal American Express account.

Finally, in October 2009, after many discussions, the paper AMEX agreed to transfer to accounts in the financial directors of TPL’s name, but the ominous warning, he must either TPL default, the petitioner can be contacted for future payments. TPL has paid the debt in full, but not seriously injured after a notice of Mr. AMEX Personal Loan at a time when they needed it most, during a transitional period, after being released from his long time work.

Tags: Warners complaint seeking damages from American Express for credit losses and for his emotional distress and damage, as well as punitive damages.

Tags: This is one of several cases of wrongful credit damage of the past we have seen include the AMEX as a creditor, comments Robert F. Brennan, Mr. Warners lawyer. Based on their observations, AMEX strongly believe in consumer protection laws, he decides to collect a debt from her. There is no record of everything that ever Mr. Warner agreed to be personally liable for corporate debts, plus we have said in the complaint that he cheated AMEX cardmember base becomes personally liable for corporate debts. We think it is grossly unfair, and we plan to present this case before a jury.

Tags: about Robert F. Brennan and his firm: Brennan, Wiener & Associates is widely recognized as a leading law firm in Southern California a number of issues of consumer protection, including lemon law, fraud, Car Dealer, identity theft, credit bad, damage unfair practices of debt collection and landlord and tenant claims and serious personal injury cases. The company has a “AV” rating from Martindale-Hubbell renowned rating agency, which is the highest possible rating for a lawyer or law firm and is based on the strengths in both legal ability and ethics. Mr. Brennan has been selected as a Southern California Super Lawyer seven consecutive years.

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