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Friday, March 09, 2007
Law - Series on consumer debt nominated for Pulitzer
The Pulitzer Finalists have been leaked. The ILB looked up some of the finalists' stories/series and found two terrific law-related series. (I'll talk about the second later today.)
The first is a 4-part series from the Boston Globe (you may need to register) titled "Debtor's Hell." The description: "This Boston Globe Spotlight Team investigation into the world of consumer debt in the United States found a system where debt collectors have a lopsided advantage, debtors are often treated shabbily by collectors and the courts, and consumers can quickly find themselves in a life-upending financial crisis."
There are dozens of stories and resources at the Boston Globe's homepage for this series. In addition, podcasts are available for the entire series.
Posted by Marcia Oddi on March 9, 2007 08:19 AM
Posted to General Law Related