Chad Echols Interviewed by South Carolina Public Radio about New Eviction Moratorium

August 20, 2021

On August 4^th, 2021, Scott Morgan from South Carolina Public Radio interviewed Chad Echols as part of the radio station’s continuing coverage of evictions in the Palmetto State and COVID-19. The interview represents both sides of a difficult issue by providing the insights of both Chad Echols of The Echols Firm, LLC, a credit/collection industry attorney, and Sue Berkowitz of Appleseed Legal Justice Center, a consumer attorney. The article and interview give interesting and differing perspectives as we all continue trying to negotiate the economic realities of the pandemic.

https://www.southcarolinapublicradio.org/sc-news/2021-08-09/when-the-new-eviction-moratorium-ends-will-sc-landlords-turn-to-debt-collectors-to-get-unpaid-rents

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