Judge Dismisses Student Loan Lawsuit

Leon County, Florida Circuit Judge, John C. Cooper, dismissed a lawsuit filed by National Collegiate Student Loan Trust for breach of contract in connection with an allegedly defaulted student loan.    Judge Cooper ruled that the complaint was defective in that it failed to attach a copy of the contract sued upon.
In response to the order dismissing the Complaint, National Collegiate Student Loan Trust filed an Amended Complaint, with several attachments, including what it contended was a copy of the assignment from the original lender.  However, the assignment offered by National Collegiate Student Loan Trust was to an entity named National Collegiate Funding, LLC and not the Plaintiff in the action.

National Collegiate Student Loan Trust v. Harvey, 2013-CA-2278.

Massive Student Loan Filings by National Collegiate Student Loan Trust

National Collegiate Student Loan Trust has filed a large number of lawsuits against consumers in the Central Florida Area.  These lawsuits are defective on their face as there are no allegations of assignment stated in the complaint.  Moreover, many of the lawsuits are being filed by a Seattle, WA law firm by the name of Weinstein, Pinson & Riley, P.S. Based upon the failure of these crucial allegations, the lawsuits are ripe for dismissal. Just in 2013, Anthony Colunga of Weinstein Pinson & Riley has filed over 67 lawsuits against Orlando consumers; 36 lawsuits against residents of Seminole County; and, 33 in Volusia County, all on behalf of National Collegiate Student Loan Trust.

National Collegiate Student Loan Trust is a Delaware Trust that is currently pursuing many consumers in the Central Florida area on student loans. In most cases, National Collegiate Student Loan Trust is the holder of a loan but does not have the necessary assignments needed to prosecute the case.

Other law firms that represent National Collegiate Student Loan Trust in Central Florida are:

Pollack and Rosen, P.A.
Anthony Colunga, Esq.
Hayt, Hayt & Landau, P.L.