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Harvey Moore to Head New Slate of Officers, Board

of California Creditors Bar Association

 

(Encino, Calif. September, 2008) — Harvey Moore, Esq. of The Moore Law Group, Orange County, California, has been elected president of the California Creditors Bar Association (www.calcba.org) for the 2008 - 2010 term.   As head of the largest creditor bar association in the western United States, Mr. Moore will lead the association in its diverse education and advocacy opportunities for its members.

 

The other newly elected officers include: Flint Zide, principal of Harris & Zide, as First Vice President; Tom Ray, Peck & Ray, as Vice President; Mitchell L. Wong, Gordon & Wong Law Group PC, as Secretary; and the re-election of Darryl J. Horowitt, Coleman & Horowitt LLP, as Treasurer.

 

Joining as new Board of Directors are: George Cohn, Law Offices of George L. Cohn; Tom Lamore, Collins & Lamore, and Arthur Shwachman, JP Morgan Chase. William Goldsmith, Goldsmith & Hull, and Brian Winn, Winn Law Group, both past presidents of CCBA, will now serve as ex-officio Board members.

 

Mr. Moore’s practice is primarily focused on (1) managing and actively participating in The Moore Law Group’s consumer, commercial and merchant collections practice and (2) advising a number of institutional and banking clients on debt collection related issues including compliance with the FDCPA, FCRA, TCPA (and their California equivalents), defending lawsuits brought under those acts and assisting clients in special projects related to debt management and collection, including responses to accord and satisfaction claims.   

 

Mr. Moore is a member of the National Association of Retail Collection Attorneys, the Commercial Law League of America, the ACA International Members' Attorney Program and the Debt Buyers' Association. Mr. Moore is serving his second two-year term as a Board Member of NARCA, co-chairs its Laws and Legislation Committee and chairs its Task Force on Debtor/Consolidator Scams and Fraud. Mr. Moore is a member of the NARCA Education Committee. He is also a Founding Member  and Member of the Board of Directors of the California Creditors Bar Association. A graduate of the UCLA School of Law (JD), he holds an MBA from the UCLA School of Management (MBA) and his BA from the University of California, Berkeley. He is frequent speaker at conferences throughout the country on Debtor and Consolidator Scams, the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and the Legislative and Administrative Enforcement Agendas in the Credit Industry. For more information about the CCBA, visit: www.calcba.org; email: info@calcba.org, or contact Harvey Moore at (800) 506-2652, ext. 244; hmoore@collectmoore.com

 

About California Creditors Bar Association  www.calcba.org  

The voice of California collection attorneys, CCBA is the largest creditor bar association in the western United States. Primarily comprised of creditor law firms and associate members, CCBA provides practical ideas and experience towards legislation and Court Rules to strengthen and improve California's judicial system and offers educational seminars and opportunities to share current issues and ideas. For more information, contact Betsy Myers,  Executive Director, at (310) 275-4608; email: info@calcba.org; or visit: www.calcba.org.

 

 

 

HARVEY M. MOORE

The Moore Law Group

 Santa Ana, CA

 

I am asking for your support as I seek my third term on the Board of NARCA. Please help me continue to work for and with you as an active member of the Board.

 

For the past 10 years, my practice has primarily focused on (1) managing and actively participating in the Bidna & Keys (now The Moore Law Groups) consumer, commercial and merchant collections practice group and (2) advising a number of institutional and banking clients on debt collection related issues including compliance with the FDCPA, FCRA, TCPA (and their California equivalents), defending lawsuits brought under those acts and assisting clients in special projects related to debt management and collection, including responses to accord and satisfaction claims.   

 

I am an active member of the National Association of Retail Collection Attorneys, the Commercial Law League of America and the ACA International Members Attorney Program. I am currently serving my second two-year term as a Board Member of NARCA, where I co-chair the Laws and Legislation Committee and am a member of the Education Committee and the Debt Consolidator Scams Committee.  

 

As the (Past) Chair of  the NARCA Task Force on Debtor/Consolidator Fraud and Scams, I participated in providing state and federal authorities with information regarding the issues that we, as collection attorneys, faced, and continue to face, as the result of the numerous packages and programs marketed to consumers through the internet, e-mails and the media,  and have spoken to numerous audiences on this topic, including at NARCA, CLLA and MAP Conferences. Along with the members of the Task Force, I participated in the authoring of a series of articles regarding a number of the “more popular” debtor and consolidator scams. These issues are now being addressed head-on by a number of governmental agencies, including the FTC, which is holding a workshop in September regarding debt settlement companies and which has shut down a number of the higher profile “debt consolidators.”

 

I am a founding member of the California Creditors Bar Association, have served on its Board of Directors for four years and have recently been elected its incoming president. As a member of the CCBA Board, I played a role in recent changes in the California court system which now gives an attorney six months to serve a simple collection complaint and an additional six months to obtain a default judgment.   

 

I have spoken to numerous conferences and groups throughout the country on a variety of topics including Debtor and Consolidator Scams, the Fair Credit Reporting Act and the Legislative and Administrative Enforcement Agendas in the Credit Industry.