Some debt relief is available for Amador v. California Culinary Academy class members who still CCA student loan debt
If you attended California Culinary Academy in San Francisco (CCA) between September 28, 2003 and October 8, 2008 and you can show that you still owe money from loans you took out to attend the school (including refinancings), you are eligible to receive debt relief relief from the CCA Class Action Services Fund.
To submit details and proof you still have CCA debt, CLICK HERE.
Also, for a brief while longer, you can still visit https://ccastudentloans.com for free legal help. Attorneys with Bay Area Legal Aid will assist you and answer your questions about your outstanding student debt.
(If you already have a login to this site from three years ago, you can just login and complete the new Do I Qualify and Interview surveys.)
To submit details and proof you still have CCA debt, CLICK HERE.
Also, for a brief while longer, you can still visit https://ccastudentloans.com for free legal help. Attorneys with Bay Area Legal Aid will assist you and answer your questions about your outstanding student debt.
(If you already have a login to this site from three years ago, you can just login and complete the new Do I Qualify and Interview surveys.)
Summary from Ray:
Ray E. Gallo, Trustee of Amador v. CCA Services Fund and Senior Partner of Gallo LLP
This site is sponsored by Ray E. Gallo, as Trustee of the Amador v. CCA Services Fund. Learn more about Ray E. Gallo at https://gallo.law.
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